Carson National Fish Hatchery Quarters 4 Interior

The contract aims to restore and refresh the interior living environment at Quarters 4 of the Carson National Fish Hatchery in Carson, Washington, with a focus on repainting to enhance appearance, cleanliness, durability, and ADA compliance for future occupants. The project is structured as a Firm-Fixed-Price construction purchase order under simplified acquisition procedures and will be awarded using the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 238320 for painting and wall covering, with all offerors required to self-certify as small businesses through SAM.gov and comply with the provisions of FAR 52.219-1, including potential rerepresentation obligations and joint venture disclosures if applicable. Work performance is expected to begin within 10 calendar days of award and be completed within 90 calendar days, with inspection and acceptance occurring on-site according to detailed visual and performance standards outlined in the Statement of Work, including uniform color, absence of defects, clean trim lines, full coverage, and proper cleanup. Contractors must adhere to stringent environmental, safety, and regulatory requirements, including immediate cessation of work upon discovery of endangered species or archaeological data, compliance with Public Law 93-291, and strict controls on hazardous materials—specifically prohibiting friable asbestos while acknowledging the possible presence of non-friable asbestos. Green procurement mandates require the use of EPA Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines, USDA Biobased Products, Energy Star certified items, and FEMP-recommended low standby power equipment, with corresponding certifications under FAR clauses 52.223-1, -2, -4, and -9. Davis-Bacon wage rates apply only to truck drivers working directly on-site or between the site and a dedicated nearby facility. Access to the facility is tightly restricted, with unauthorized personnel subject to apprehension, and work may be suspended without compensation due to weather, fire danger, or other environmental conditions. All submissions must be made electronically via email to the designated point of contact, with mandatory registration in SAM.gov as a prerequisite, and all payments must be processed through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), not WAWF. Contractors must include a completed bid schedule, representations, certifications, and supporting documentation, with all deliverables clearly marked with the contract number, and no postage fees are to be borne by the government.