Daniel Miller Stream Restoration

This contract pertains to the restoration and stabilization of 2,090 feet of streambank along the Daniel Miller Stream at 376 Goat Hill Road in Peach Bottom, Pennsylvania, within Fulton Township, Lancaster County. The work will employ a multi-Best Management Practice (BMP) approach guided by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission’s “Habitat Improvements for Trout Streams” guidelines, focusing on natural channel design to achieve long-term stabilization and reduce sediment transport. The project requires full implementation of all materials, equipment, supplies, and labor as specified in the approved drawings and Statement of Work (Attachment A), with additional emphasis on enhancing and managing the existing riparian buffer in the floodplain and adjacent wetlands to support ecological resilience. Performance must comply with USDA NRCS Standard 590, Pennsylvania state labor laws, and federal environmental regulations including the Clean Water Act, with all deliverables subject to inspection and formal acceptance by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection upon submission of certified as-built drawings and mitigation documentation. The contract is solicited by the Donegal Chapter of Trout Unlimited under Lancaster County jurisdiction, with submissions due by June 12, 2026, via the PennBid portal. While not a federal contract and thus not governed by FAR clauses, it incorporates federal compliance obligations including SAM.gov registration with a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI), adherence to FFATA reporting thresholds, and certification under the Build America, Buy America Act for materials. Contractors must follow ACH-based payment procedures through the Pennsylvania Budget Office, submit quarterly progress and MBE/WBE participation reports, and ensure compliance with federal audit standards under 2 CFR Part 200. No contract value is listed, and pricing details remain uncompleted, indicating the document is in solicitation phase. Key administrative requirements include submission of final reports within 30 days of project completion, use of EPA/DEP logos on deliverables, and immediate notification of any debarment, tax delinquency, or conflict-of-interest changes. The place of performance is fixed at the specified Lancaster County location, and no FOB terms, packaging standards, or designated COR/COTR are provided, pointing to a state-level grant or partnership agreement rather than a standard federal procurement.