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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on June 16, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Mono Lake ADA Boardwalk Materials

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0000039497State & Local

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The contract pertains to the procurement of materials for replacing the Mono Lake ADA boardwalk trail, requiring fiber reinforced polymer FRP composite materials made with continuous ECR glass fiber and vinyl ester resin, with a non-woven polyester veil applied during manufacturing. The boardwalk must span 740 lineal feet with a 6-foot width outside to outside and feature 38mm mini-mesh decking with an anti-slip surface, manufactured in 4-foot by 6-foot by 1.5-inch thick panels. Bull rail edging must be installed flush with the outer edges to complete the full 6-foot width. All hardware and brackets must be stainless steel and designed for direct attachment to existing Diamond Pier concrete foundations provided by the California Department of Parks & Recreation. Due to the sensitive wetland environment and stringent scenic corridor conditions, spans between piers must be 20 feet and engineered to support a 100 psi live load. The FRP components must be coated with a two-part fluoropolymer paint such as Vitreflon or an approved equivalent in RAL 080-30-26 Smoked Oak color to withstand high alkaline exposure and intense UV radiation. The solicitation number is 0000039497, posted on June 16, 2026, with responses due by July 1, 2026, and is managed by the California Department of Parks & Recreation with Ryan Marino as the primary point of contact.

General Info

Procure FRP boardwalk panels with anti-slip decking, stainless steel hardware, and Smoked Oak coating for 740 linear feet in Mono Lake wetland.

Agency

California Department of Parks & RecreationView Agency

NAICS

N/A

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Attachment_1_-_Agreement_Cover_Letter_S25683109.pdf

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Attachment_2_-_Technical_Requirements-Statement_of_Work.docx

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ADDENDUM__1__notice_VER_3.docx

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Attachment_3_-_Cost_Worksheet_S25683109.xlsx

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ADDENDUM__2__notice_VER_4.docx

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ADDENDUM__2__notice_VER_4_BoM_spreadsheet.xlsx

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Attachment_4_-_Narrative_Response_S25683109.docx

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IFB-Mono_Lake_ADA_Boardwalk_Materials_S25683109_Addendum_1.docx

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Parks & Recreation
Contacts1 person available
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California Department of Parks & Recreation
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Version 4 Addendum 2 includes answers to questions and provides an Excel spreadsheet from Attachment 2 ¿ Technical Requirements/Statement of Work (page 2) Version 3 Addendum 1 includes updates to Key Dates Contractor to provide materials for the replacement of the Mono Lake ADA boardwalk trail. Boardwalk materials to be composed of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials and manufactured using continuous ECR glass fiber and vinyl ester resin. All structural members will have non-woven polyester veil applied during the manufacturing process. Due to strict scenic corridor constraints and a high alkaline and UV exposure environment, FRP materials must be painted in a two-part fluoropolymer coating such as Vitreflon or approved equal and must be RAL 080-30-26 (Smoked Oak) in color. The boardwalk required is 740 lineal feet and 6 feet width outside to outside. Decking required is to be 38mm mini-mesh decking with anti-slip surface and in panels 4 feet by 6 feet by 1.5 inches thick. Bull rail edging to attach flush with outside of decking for total of 6-foot-wide decking surface. Hardware and brackets to be stainless steel and provided in full to connect all boardwalk materials directly to concrete Diamond Pier foundation, provided by Parks, and construct entire boardwalk structure. Due to sensitive wetland environment, spans between Diamond Pier foundations need to be 20 foot and engineered for 100 psi live load.

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