REPAIR WEST ENTRANCE COMFORT STATION PLUMBING - Joshua Tree National Park, CA

The Department of the Interior's National Park Service Pacific West Region is seeking a qualified contractor to repair the plumbing system at the West Entrance Comfort Station in Joshua Tree National Park, California. The project involves removing a concrete slab in the pipe chase to replace problematic drainage pipes that currently cause backups and cross-contamination between men's and women's facilities. Contractors must be licensed General or Plumbing Contractors and will need to install new ABS pipes with proper sweeps connecting to the septic tank drainline, ensuring compliance with ICC IBC, IPC, and local codes. Interested firms are required to submit a capability statement and SAM Unique ID number to bradley_metler@nps.gov by January 15, 2025. The project requires providing a third-party inspector to verify code compliance, submitting photo documentation, and completing all work by March 30, 2025.

The contract is set aside for total small business participation and falls under the NAICS category 238220 for Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors. While no specific award value is mentioned, contractors will need to provide a price schedule and a one-page technical narrative describing their approach. The work is limited to weekday hours between 6:00 AM and 5:30 PM, with park personnel handling backfilling and concrete replacement. Contractors must maintain an on-site superintendent to manage quality control, safety, and scheduling, and will be required to provide a one-year labor warranty. The solicitation is currently in the sources sought phase, with the National Park Service anticipating a public solicitation to be posted in the near future.