THRO LIFT STATION Construction Project

The Department of the Interior National Park Service Midwest Region is seeking a contractor to construct a lift station at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This pre-solicitation notice indicates a construction project focused on water and sewer infrastructure, specifically categorized under NAICS code 237110 for Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction. The project will involve the design and installation of a new lift station, which is critical infrastructure for managing wastewater at the national park location. While specific evaluation criteria are not fully detailed in the pre-solicitation notice, contractors can expect standard federal construction procurement assessments that likely include technical capability, past performance, and cost competitiveness. The opportunity is currently in the pre-solicitation phase, which suggests potential bidders should carefully monitor forthcoming solicitation documents and prepare comprehensive technical and cost proposals.

The contract opportunity is specifically set aside for an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, which narrows the competitive field to qualifying businesses with appropriate tribal certifications. The procurement will be managed through the Midwest Region of the National Park Service, with the project falling under the PSC category Y1ND for Construction of Sewage and Waste Facilities. Though exact budget ranges are not specified in the current notice, water and sewer infrastructure projects at national parks typically represent significant capital investments requiring sophisticated engineering and construction capabilities. The posted date of May 9, 2025, indicates this is a future procurement opportunity, giving potential bidders ample time to prepare comprehensive proposals and assemble necessary qualifications. Interested contractors should closely review the attached synopsis document and be prepared to demonstrate specialized expertise in municipal infrastructure construction within national park environments.