USDA Forest Service Kern River Ranger District Engine Station Relocation

Added: Jul 19, 2016 11:43 pm The Fire Station project requires the contractor to construct a two-bay U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Fire Station on a Government owned lot in the city of Lake Isabella, CA. The approximate 4,000 SF Fire Station is broken into two use groups: administration and engine support. The administrative side includes a day room, cubicle space for station captain and lieutenants, single use restrooms with showers, kitchenette, and storage. A training space is also included in this area but is otherwise separated from the other spaces. The engine support space includes a two bay garage for storage of engines, Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), gear and tools. A weight room and separate storage room are located off the engine bays. Hazardous material storage will be provided in the maintenance yard in the form of a pre-fabricated structure. Two single-use restrooms accessible from the exterior only are also provided for use by visiting firefighters during incident response missions. The solicitation consists of the construction of the fire station, furnishings, relocation and a renewable energy option. The period of performance for this requirement is 365 calendar days.