Station Monterey Sewage Line Replacement

The Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard is procuring sewage line replacement services to repair a deteriorated underground sanitary drain line at Station Monterey Building 308 in California. The project addresses a reported sewer odor originating from the women's restroom and aims to prevent future odor issues and potential system failure, as camera inspection revealed a severely corroded and scaled sanitary drain line with back-graded areas contributing to stagnant sewer conditions. Contractors must maintain active DUNS and System Award Management (SAM) registrations, provide a Certificate of Insurance listing the Coast Guard as "Additional Insured," and comply with EPA and OSHA safety standards along with specific Coast Guard security protocols including personnel roster submissions and identification requirements. The evaluation criteria and specific requirements are detailed in the Scope of Work document, though the summary does not specify the exact evaluation methodology. The solicitation has an extremely short response window with a due date of September 23, 2025, just five days after the posting date of September 18, 2025.

This opportunity does not utilize any set-aside designation and is open to all qualified contractors. No incumbent or current contractors are identified in the solicitation materials. The project involves replacing approximately 20 feet of deteriorated underground sanitary drain line and will be awarded as a firm-fixed price purchase order, though no specific contract value or budget range is disclosed. The total performance period is 30 calendar days after award, with the actual installation work requiring completion within 10 calendar days, and contractors must provide daily verbal progress reports and coordinate work schedules with Coast Guard personnel. The place of performance is specifically at Station Monterey Building 308 in Monterey, California, where the work includes demolition and excavation of concrete flooring, drain line replacement using approved materials, concrete and flooring restoration, and implementation of dust control measures.