Z--MAINTAIN PEARCE FERRY ROAD - Lake Mead National Re

The contract is for the maintenance of Pearce Ferry Road within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Arizona, issued as a Firm Fixed Price service contract under solicitation number 140P8126Q0022 by the National Park Service, PWR - LAKE MABO, based in Boulder City, Nevada. The base performance period runs from June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027, with four optional one-year extensions possible, allowing the total duration to reach a maximum of five years as defined by FAR 52.217-9. While funds are not presently available, the award will be made based on a comparative evaluation of offers, with price, technical capability, and past performance as the primary evaluation criteria, though exact weighting is not disclosed. Pricing is structured around unit-based CLINs covering routine road maintenance on specific mileage segments, storm recovery services, and aggregate grading options, with all costs including mobilization, overhead, and profit bundled into unit prices. The government will furnish materials such as aggregate, with delivery to the site arranged at government expense under FOB Destination terms, while the contractor is responsible for receiving, handling, and using those materials. Work must be directly superintended on-site by a competent superintendent who manages quality, safety, and scheduling, and all submittals must use National Park Service CM-16 forms. A detailed Statement of Work includes site maps, mileage charts, and a schedule of values, and requires preservation of natural features, prompt completion of punch list items within 30 days, removal of temporary facilities, and adherence to the most stringent federal, state, and local safety and environmental standards. The contractor must submit an approved Accident Prevention Plan before receiving any progress payments and maintain liability insurance of at least $1 million per person, $2 million per occurrence, and $1 million for property damage, naming both the government and the contractor as insured parties. Employees must be physically fit, prohibited from working under the influence or fatigue, and equipment operators must be tested and trained. Wage compliance follows Mohave County, Arizona rate schedules, and unlisted labor classifications must be reasonably aligned with listed ones. All offerors must be registered in SAM, provide a UEI, and submit a complete proposal package via email by June 11, 2026, including technical narratives, past performance references from the last five years, and a price schedule using the provided Excel template. Invoicing must