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Y--GLCA 318878 Hite Small Boat Launch DB

SAM
N/A
Sources Sought

Posted

Nov 28, 2025

Due Date

Dec 8, 2025

Location

N/A, N/A, N/A

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=04053a48562744758e5b2c5244af28b4

AI Summary

The National Park Service (NPS) Denver Service Center is issuing a Sources‑Sought Notice (SSN) for the Hite Small Boat Launch Design‑Build (DB) project (NAICS 237990). The purpose is market research to gauge interest and capability of both large and small businesses, and to determine whether a small‑business or other socio‑economic set‑aside will be appropriate. Respondents must complete the attached questionnaire—including company name, address, UEI, point‑of‑contact, SBA certifications, estimated self‑performance percentage, DB experience, and factors influencing a future proposal—and email it to Contracting Officer Zaira Lupidi (zaira_lupidi@nps.gov) no later than 12:00 p.m. MT on 8 December 2025. Participation is voluntary; no proposals or specifications are being requested at this time. The anticipated award will be a single firm‑fixed‑price contract issued around February 2026, with a performance period of approximately 550 calendar days (weather delays possible). The scope includes design‑build delivery of a new 1,300‑ft boat launch ramp, a 1‑mile gravel access road, a 5‑acre gravel parking area, and associated earthwork (≈675,000 CY), rock blasting (≈450,000 CY), aggregate base (≈7,000 CY), and reinforced concrete (≈40,000 SF). Jacobs Engineering has completed a 30% design level and value‑engineered site selection. The NPS will use the responses to shape the acquisition strategy and to assess eligibility for any small‑business set‑aside.

Details

Notice ID
04053a48562744758e5b2c5244af28b4
Solicitation Number
140P2026R0011
NAICS Code
237990
Classification Code
Y1LB

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