Replace Pumps at Lake Mead National Recreation Area - NV and AZ

The Department of the Interior's National Park Service Pacific West Region is seeking a contractor to replace twelve pumps across three locations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Arizona and Nevada. The project involves replacing micro-filtration feed pumps, finish water pumps, and clean-in-place circulation pumps at Katherine Landing, Callville Bay, and Echo Bay. Potential contractors must demonstrate the ability to install pumps compatible with existing water treatment systems, capable of producing specified flow rates between 181-348 gallons per minute, and meeting technical requirements such as NSF 61 drinking water compliance. Interested firms are required to submit a capability statement to bradley_metler@nps.gov by March 27, 2025, as part of this sources sought notice. The solicitation is currently in a pre-solicitation phase, meaning no quotes will be accepted at this time.

The contract is designated as a total small business set-aside, targeting smaller enterprises within the Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (NAICS 221310) category. The anticipated contract performance period is 180 calendar days, with an expected award date of June 2, 2025, and project completion targeted for December 2, 2025. Prime contractors will be responsible for directly superintending the project and must commit to responding to warranty service calls within three calendar days. The scope of work requires careful, sequential pump replacement to maintain continuous water treatment plant operation, with each installed pump requiring a 24-hour test run. While specific award value is not disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, the project involves replacing a total of twelve pumps across three separate locations, representing a significant infrastructure upgrade for the National Park Service's water treatment facilities.