GRTE 149677 - Moose Waste Water/Water Plant

Solicitation P16PS01023, managed by the Department of the Interior's DSC Contracting Services Division, is an award notice for the Moose Waste Water and Water Plant project (GRTE 149677) located in Moose, Wyoming, within Grand Teton National Park. The project has an estimated value between 9 million and 13 million dollars with an estimated performance period of 540 days. The scope of work involves addressing critical deficiencies in the water system and replacing the wastewater treatment plant. Key water system improvements include the construction of two 150 GPM wells, a 520 square foot well house, a 300,000 gallon concrete storage tank, and approximately 22,700 linear feet of HDPE water mains. The wastewater component focuses on the construction of a new membrane activated sludge facility with a 57,000 GPD capacity, including new sewer mains and a discharge force main. The project is governed by strict technical specifications and environmental regulations, including compliance with the Clean Water Act and permits from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality and the USACE Omaha District. Technical requirements cover multiple construction divisions such as concrete, masonry, electrical, and integrated automation, with specific adherence to IBC 2012 and ACI codes. Amendment 0001 updated the proposal due date to June 6, 2016, revised technical experience requirements, and provided clarifications on telemetry system integration and sage grouse habitat protection. The contract utilizes a structured Contract Line Item (CLIN) system for payment and measurement of work, including electrical services, temporary dewatering, and the construction of the treatment plant building and equipment.