Feasibility Study for Waterline Connection Between Lewis and Clark State Park and the City of Onawa

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has issued solicitation number 26CRDPFPSMOOR-0009 for a feasibility study to evaluate the potential for a waterline connection between the City of Onawa and Lewis and Clark State Park. The project requires a technical assessment examining infrastructure requirements to determine the viability of the waterline connection, including cost proposals and technical recommendations. While no detailed scope elements such as environmental review or hydrologic modeling are explicitly outlined in the accessible documentation, the primary deliverable is a completed feasibility study submitted electronically via the state's IMPACS Electronic Procurement System. This platform serves as both the conduit for accessing solicitation documents and for proposal submission, with the response deadline set for May 15, 2026. Key administrative details include the contract's place of performance and contracting office being located in Des Moines, Iowa, and the point of contact for procurement inquiries is identified as Colton Lullmann via email and phone. The document does not specify a contract pricing structure, estimated value, or detailed line items; nor does it include Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, packaged inspection and acceptance criteria, or evaluation factors for award. Special contract requirements, representations and certifications, payment instructions, and other standard contract logistics are also not provided within the available data. Interested vendors must register and submit all required proposals and bid materials exclusively through the IMPACS/JAGGAER ONE system. Without access to the full solicitation package on IMPACS, many technical specifics, contractual terms, and award criteria remain undisclosed.