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This Solicitation opportunity from Pennsylvania was posted on May 14, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

McClarren Farm Agricultural Best Management Practice Installation

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Decatur Township, Clearfield CountyState & Local

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The contract is for the installation of agricultural and soil best management practices at a private farm location in Decatur Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, specifically at 172 McClarren Rd, West Decatur, PA 16878. The project, funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the State Conservation Commission, requires the construction of fencing, a waterline, a roofed animal heavy use area, and a roofed manure storage facility, all in accordance with NRCS Conservation Practice Standards and referenced material specifications including ASTM, AWPA, and PennDOT standards. The Clearfield County Conservation District is the project owner and contracting entity, with Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc. serving as the consultant managing construction activities, invoice approvals, and coordination. All work must commence no later than July 1, 2026, with substantial completion by November 13, 2026, and final completion by November 25, 2026. Participation in a mandatory site meeting on May 28, 2026, is required for bid eligibility, and bidders must submit electronic proposals via the PennBid portal by June 18, 2026. Bids are evaluated based on price, qualifications, attendance at the pre-bid meeting, and completeness, with award going to the lowest responsible bidder under a lowest price technically acceptable methodology. A 5% bid bond is required, and the successful contractor must post performance and payment bonds. The contractor must carry minimum insurance coverage of $2 million general liability, $1 million automobile liability, and workers’ compensation, with CCCD, HRG, and property owner Quentin McClarren named as additional insureds. The project is subject to Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage regulations, requiring compliance with wage determinations, weekly reporting, and exclusion of any debarred contractors. All excavation work must comply with the PA One Call System, and the contractor must submit certifications for materials such as pressure-treated wood, fasteners, and geosynthetics. Retention of 15% of contract payments will be held until final acceptance, and no physical submissions or phone inquiries will be accepted.

General Info

Install agricultural best practices at McClarren Farm; bids due June 18, 2026; work starts July 1, 2026.

Contract Value

$206,995

Place of Performance

Clearfield County, PA, USA

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2026 General SAM Wage Rates Clearfield County Building Construction

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2026 General SAM Wage Rates for Heavy and Highway Construction in Pennsylvania

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McClarren Farm Agricultural BMP Installation - ITB

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McClarren Farm Design Report

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McClarren Farm Final Design Plan Set May 2026

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Certified Payroll Form Davis Bacon wh347.pdf

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AgencyPennsylvania → Clearfield County
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OfficeClearfield County, PA, USA
Office AddressClearfield County, PA, USA
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Project Summary Installation of agricultural and soil best management practices. The scope of the project includes the installation of fencing, waterline, roofed animal heavy use area, and roofed manure storage facility.
PROJECT OWNER Clearfield County Conservation District (CCCD) 6395 Clearfield Woodland Highway, Suite 2 Clearfield, PA 16830
PROJECT CONSULTANT Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc. (HRG) 220 West Kensinger Drive, Suite 100 Cranberry Township, PA 16066
BIDS DUE 6/18/2026
SITE MEETING A mandatory bidders’ meeting will be held on site on 5/28/2026 at 9:30 AM Site Address:172 McClarren Rd, West Decatur, PA 16878 Geographic coordinates: 40.90837, -78.34409 Proposals will not be accepted from Bidders that don’t attend the Site Meeting. Each Bidder must sign in at the Site Meeting to verify attendance.
SITE PLANS Plans will be made available to bidders at https://pennbid.bonfirehub.com/ as well as the pre-bid meeting.
INSURANCE The chosen contractor will provide a Certificate of Insurance showing a minimum of $2 million in general liability, $1 million in automobile liability, and workman’s compensation insurance. CCCD, HRG, Quentin McClarren are to be named as additional insured.
BONDING A 5% bid bond is required. The contractor awarded the bid will be required to post a performance and materials payment bond.
FUNDING This project is funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) and the State Conservation Commission (SCC) and is subject to Prevailing Wage requirements.
PROJECT TIMELINE Work must begin by 7/1/2026 Substantial completion of the project by 11/13/26 Final completion by 11/25/26.
Location The project site is located in Decatur Township Clearfield County. Access to the site will be from the landowner’s private drive at 172 McClarren Rd. West Decatur PA 16878.
Geographic coordinates of project location: 40.90837, -78.34409
Project Management The property affected by the project is owned by Quentin McClarren. The project owner is Clearfield County Conservation District (CCCD) who funded the project with grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and State Conservation Commission. All funding is in place. The selected Contractor will enter a contract with CCCD. HRG is the CCCD’s consultant for the project and is responsible for managing construction activities, project coordination, and approval of invoices for payment.
Points of Clarification and Corrections Any questions or comments must be submitted by 6/11/2026 at noon to the Clearfield County Conservation District. Phone inquiries will not be accepted.
Bonding A 5% bid bond is required. A certified check is acceptable. The chosen Contractor will provide the CCCD with a Performance and Materials Payment Bond. The Contractor is responsible for securing all road bonds necessary to complete the project.
Evaluation of Bids and Award of Contract Bids will be evaluated based on bid price, qualifications and experience, attendance at the pre-bid meeting, and bid completeness. A complete bid includes: a complete detailed bid form, statement of qualifications, 5% bid bond, and rate sheet. The CCCD reserves the right to reject any or all bids including nonconforming, nonresponsive, unbalanced, incomplete, or conditional bids. CCCD will make the project award to the Contractor deemed lowest responsible bidder based on the evaluation criteria above.
Bidder Qualifications: Attach a one-page description of prior experience on at least three similar projects in Pennsylvania. At least one project should include installation of agricultural Best Management Practices (BMPs) that meet USDA-NRCS PA Tech Guide Standards and Specifications. Include project name, client name and contact information, project location, date of completion and description.
Project Schedule The Project may be started as soon as contracts are signed. Work must begin by 7/1/2025. Substantial completion is 11/13/2026. Date of final completion is 11/25/26.
Prevailing Wage This project is funded by PADEP and SCC and is subject to Prevailing Wage regulations. The project is registered with the Department of Labor and Industry. A Wage Determination Schedule is included in the Bid Documents and Construction Contract. The chosen Contractor will submit Weekly Wage reports to CCCD that document compliance with Prevailing Wage rules. The CCCD will not award a contract to a Bidder that has been debarred by the PA Dept. of Labor and Industry for noncompliance with the PA Prevailing Wage Act.

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