F--AK-KODIAK ADMIN SITE-SOIL CLEAN-UP

The contract is a firm-fixed-price construction award for soil cleanup at the Sheep Island Boat Maintenance Facility within the Kodiak Administrative Site, managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Department of the Interior. The scope requires comprehensive delineation and characterization of petroleum-contaminated soils, assessment of potential groundwater contamination, and removal of marine lead battery parts and lead-contaminated soil from the beach. Work must be performed by qualified environmental professionals adhering to ADEC regulations, USEPA, IEPA, OSFM, and OSHA standards, with sampling protocols strictly following ADEC guidelines and analyses conducted exclusively by ADEC-approved laboratories. The contractor must submit a project work schedule within ten working days of receiving the Notice to Proceed, followed by a Site Characterization Report signed by a licensed professional and a Corrective Action Completion Report evaluating remediation options. All field documentation including daily reports, photographs, and notes becomes the sole property of the government, and instruments such as PID devices must undergo regular QC/calibration checks per manufacturer specifications with results documented in the final report. Performance is scheduled from May 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026, with immediate commencement upon notice to proceed. The contract imposes stringent bonding requirements, mandating payment bonds for awards over $35,000 and both performance and payment bonds for amounts exceeding $150,000, each at 100% of the contract value, to be submitted no later than ten calendar days after award and before work begins. The contractor is responsible for all postage and fees related to submissions, and all communications and documentation must clearly reference the contract number. Invoicing must be processed through the Invoice Processing Platform, requiring certified payrolls and a Statement of Compliance aligned with FAR 52.222-8 for each payment request, with final invoices explicitly marked “FINAL” and accompanied by a Release of Claims. The proposal must include a detailed cost breakdown covering labor, materials, overhead, profit, and incidental costs, or it will be deemed non-responsive. Submitting offers requires adherence to sealed bid protocols, with proposals due by June 18, 2026, and validity extending at least 60 days beyond the deadline. Compliance with FAR clauses covering labor standards, equal opportunity, trafficking in persons, whistleblower protections, and executive compensation reporting is mandatory, with deviations applied to certain clauses such as reporting executive compensation and differing site conditions. The contracting officer, technical representative, and refuge representative