P--WICR Demolition and Removal of Excess Building Etc

The National Park Service is seeking information from contractors interested in a potential demolition and site restoration project at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield in Republic, Missouri. The project involves the removal of a house, two utility poles, a septic tank (including pumping and disinfecting), a concrete pad, a rail fence, and the permanent capping and abandonment of a well. Following removal, remaining fill materials such as gravel, concrete, and brick must be cleared, utility lines capped and buried at least 18 inches underground, and all excavation holes filled, leveled, and graded with clean soil provided by the contractor. The soil used must be free of contaminants and oversized rocks and must be compacted sufficiently to prevent settling or erosion. The contractor is also responsible for long-term maintenance, refilling, compacting, and reseeding any settling observed up to one year after completion to ensure the site blends naturally with the existing landscape. The final area must be reseeded with grass comparable to the existing lawn and covered with clean straw. This solicitation is currently a market survey to gauge contractor interest and capability, not a request for quotes or a firm commitment to award a contract. Eligible contractors must be registered as small businesses under NAICS code 238910 (Site Preparation Contractors) and provide a capability statement detailing their ability to perform the work, including company and certification information. The project requires the furnishing of all labor, equipment, and materials necessary for site restoration. There is no known lead or asbestos hazard, but if discovered, proper disposal in compliance with all regulations is required. Responses must be submitted by January 23, 2026, via email, with all scope details to be provided if the project moves forward to a formal solicitation phase.