GEOTECHNICAL DRILLING NV FLAP WAS CR 34(1) COUNTY ROAD 34

This contract is for geotechnical drilling services along 11 miles of Washoe County Road 34 north of its intersection with CR 447, just north of Gerlach, Nevada, within the Central Federal Lands Highway Division’s jurisdiction. The work involves conducting thirty-four shallow borings, each up to five feet deep or until refusal, alternating between the two travel lanes of a two-lane paved road situated on fairly flat terrain composed of alluvial fans and lake-bed deposits. Equipment requirements include a truck-mounted drill rig with a six-inch outside diameter auger and a support pickup truck. The project includes mobilization and demobilization, collection of soil samples using twenty 5-gallon buckets, backfilling with one cubic yard of pea gravel, and restoration of pavement using seven 50-pound bags of cold mix asphalt. All work must be performed under strict technical specifications and accepted by the Contracting Officer or their designated representative, Robert Norick, who will oversee technical performance and delivery acceptance. The solicitation is a combined synopsis and solicitation under NAICS code 541330, structured as a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, with award to be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis. Responsiveness and past performance serve as mandatory pass/fail gates for consideration. The contract includes a firm fixed price structure across three CLINs: mobilization/demobilization, drilling services, and miscellaneous supplies, with payment issued upon successful completion and government acceptance. The contracting office is located in Lakewood, Colorado, and submissions must be electronically delivered via email in a single Adobe PDF file under ten megabytes by June 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Mountain Time, with technical questions due by May 29, 2026. Contractors must maintain an active SAM.gov registration, possess a valid UEI and TIN, and certify compliance with numerous federal requirements including Buy American, non-discrimination, combating trafficking in persons, whistleblower protections, and prohibitions on inverted domestic corporations. Electronic invoicing must be submitted through the DOT’s DELPHI system, with manual submission permitted only under a formal waiver. The government retains the option to extend performance by up to six months through written notice. All documentation must align with SAM.gov records, and the contractor must confirm acceptance of government purchase orders and proposed payment terms consistent with standard NET 30 terms.