C--Notice of Intent to Sole Source
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The National Park Service plans to award a sole source contract to Hatch Mott MacDonald as a continuation of their previous work on the Preliminary Engineering Report. This decision aligns with the Federal Acquisition Regulation allowing for a non-competitive procurement when only one responsible source is available. The notice serves purely for informational purposes and does not involve a formal solicitation process. The final decision not to compete the acquisition will rest solely with the Government based on any feedback received. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541330 and is managed by the Dsc Contracting Services Division within the Department of the Interior, with organizational operations located in Denver, Colorado. The contract number associated with this notice is P13PS00901, and it was posted on June 13, 2013. No specific place of performance, set-aside type, or contact points have been designated in this announcement.
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