Boundary Flagging for Okmulgee & Miami Agency

The Department of the Interior, through the Eastern Oklahoma Regional Office, is soliciting a Firm-Fixed-Price purchase order for boundary flagging services for the Okmulgee and Miami Agency. The project, located in Ottawa and Tulsa County, Oklahoma, requires the contractor to provide an American Land Title Association (ALTA) survey and physically delineate approximately 13,300 feet of property boundary lines for the Luvena Island and Razorback Project. To ensure visibility for timber vegetation management on trust or restricted Indian lands, the contractor must install 6-foot-long t-posts every 100 feet, centered on the boundary line with studs facing inward and tops painted in fluorescent orange or pink. All surveys must meet ALTA standards and receive approval from the Bureau of Indian Lands Surveyor before posts are installed. This requirement is 100% set-aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises (ISBEE), and offerors must provide a signed IEE Representation Form and a Unique Entity ID. The government will award the contract based on the Lowest Price - Technically Acceptable method, evaluating offerors on their past performance—requiring at least two references from the last three years—and their stated ability to meet the Statement of Work requirements. Payments are processed electronically via the Treasury's Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) upon approval by the Contracting Officer Representative. Quotes must be submitted to Teihahnietuh McCargo by November 27, 2026.