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The contract involves septic pumping and disposal services at the Morrow Point and Blue Mesa Powerplants under a five-year period, encompassing one base year and four option years, with services required quarterly at Morrow Point and biannually at Blue Mesa. The contractor must handle two septic tanks—2,500 gallons and 2,100 gallons—providing all labor, equipment, transportation, and disposal in full compliance with federal, state, and local environmental and OSHA regulations. Each service must be followed by a completion report detailing the date, volume pumped, disposal location, and tank condition, with disposal documentation provided upon request. The work must restore the site to its original condition after each visit, and all performance occurs within the Curecanti Field Division, including locations at Crystal Dam, Morrow Point, and Blue Mesa. The contract is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 562991, with a size standard of $9 million in annual receipts, and requires offerors to submit electronic proposals as a single PDF under 10 pages, sent via email by May 8, 2026, to the designated contract specialist. Payment will be made electronically through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), and the contract includes clauses for installment payments, electronic funds transfer, service contract labor standards, minimum wage compliance, paid sick leave, whistleblower protections, and supply chain security restrictions, including prohibitions on certain telecommunications equipment and foreign-owned software. The contracting officer is Russell Oaks, with Samantha Colt as the point of contact; the contracting officer’s representative and COTR will be designated after award. The contract type is unspecified, but it is structured as a firm-fixed-price task order with indefinite delivery, and delivery terms are FOB destination. No formal packaging, marking, or bar-code standards are prescribed beyond country-of-origin labeling, and invoicing is exclusively through IPP, with no WAWF authorization. All proposals must include completed representations and certifications per FAR 52.212-3, and award will be based on technical merit and past performance without specified weighting.