Stea - 334 end repair & rehab

The Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region is soliciting contractors for the repair and rehabilitation of STEA-334 End equipment, which appears to be specialized railway rolling stock based on the NAICS code 336510 for Railroad Rolling Stock Manufacturing. The procurement involves maintenance, repair, and rebuilding of railway equipment as indicated by the PSC code J022, with the work encompassing comprehensive repair and rehabilitation services for this specific piece of equipment. The solicitation package includes detailed technical specifications through multiple attachments including a Statement of Work, technical drawings, and wage determination documents. Proposals are due by August 12, 2025, providing contractors with approximately three weeks from the July 20, 2025 posting date to prepare and submit their responses. The evaluation process and specific criteria are detailed in the solicitation documents, though the exact methodology is not specified in the basic notice.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, restricting participation to qualified small business concerns that meet the size standards for the railroad rolling stock manufacturing industry. The solicitation does not identify any incumbent contractors or provide specific budget ranges in the summary information, though detailed cost considerations are likely contained within the attached solicitation documents. The scope appears to involve a single unit of equipment (STEA-334 End) requiring specialized repair and rehabilitation services, suggesting this is a targeted maintenance project rather than a large-scale procurement. The place of performance is not explicitly stated in the basic notice but would typically be specified in the detailed solicitation documents, likely involving either on-site work at a National Park Service facility or work at the contractor's qualified repair facility. The timeline for completion and other performance specifications would be outlined in the Statement of Work and technical attachments provided with the solicitation package.