W--LIBI - Traffic Control Barricades for event

The contract is for the rental, delivery, setup, and maintenance of traffic control barriers at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in support of the 150th Anniversary commemoration event, with performance required strictly between June 24 and June 27, 2026, including delivery on the 24th and removal on the 27th. The work is being procured as a firm-fixed price service contract under a total small business set-aside, meaning only small businesses can compete, and all performance must be performed by a certified small business entity. The solicitation number is 140P1526Q0072, issued by the National Park Service under the Department of the Interior, with the place of performance clearly defined as 756 Battlefield Tour Road, Crow Agency, MT 59022, and FOB terms specifying destination delivery, meaning the contractor bears all risk and cost until the barriers are properly placed at the site. Proposals must be submitted electronically by May 11, 2026, to [email hidden] and must include a signed SF-18, a detailed capabilities statement demonstrating direct experience with similar barrier services, contractor core data including UEI and CAGE code, and mandatory representations regarding socioeconomic status, prohibited telecommunications equipment, and environmental disclosures as required by FAR clauses. The evaluation will be based on a trade-off process weighing price and technical capability without assigned numerical weights, allowing the government to select the most advantageous offer, not necessarily the lowest price. Compliance with Service Contract Labor Standards, Buy American Act requirements, and the nonmanufacturer rule for small businesses is mandatory, including adherence to prevailing wage rates and domestic content thresholds. Invoicing must be done exclusively via the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform in PDF format, including contract number, service dates, and vendor letterhead, and payment will be administered by the Contract Specialist acting in a Contracting Officer’s Representative capacity. All offerors must be current in SAM registration, and failure to comply with any representation or certification requirements may lead to disqualification or contract penalties.