WY NPS YELL 10(26), Gardner River High Bridge

The Federal Highway Administration, on behalf of the National Park Service, is procuring comprehensive rehabilitation services for the Gardner River High Bridge located 1.5 miles east of Mammoth, Wyoming within Yellowstone National Park. The scope of work includes containment installation, lead-based paint removal, structural painting, approach span replacement, deep patching, guardwall construction, epoxy overlay application, joint replacement, and minor bridge repairs across a 0.32-mile section. This project is being solicited exclusively to Idaho, Montana, and surrounding areas Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) holders under the Federal Highway Administration's framework. The contract will be awarded on a negotiated, firm-fixed-price basis, and prospective bidders are strongly advised to conduct site visits during fall 2025 due to potential snow access limitations after November 1, 2025. All construction vehicles and equipment must undergo weed inspections by Park personnel, and all material sources must be certified as free from noxious and invasive plants.

This procurement carries no set-aside designations and has an estimated price range between $20 million and $30 million. The anticipated solicitation timeframe is Fall/Winter 2025, with a tentative project completion date of Fall/Winter 2026. Key work quantities include 332 tons of structural concrete, 310 tons of asphalt concrete, 10,420 linear feet of permanent pavement markings, and 1.2 acres of seeding and mulching. Interested vendors must register and maintain active status in SAM.gov to access the Interested Vendors List and receive notifications when solicitation documents are posted. Technical inquiries should be directed to wfl.plansspec@dot.gov, while general questions can be submitted to wfl.contracts@dot.gov or 360-619-7520.