W--Portable toilet and wash station rentals, Mount Rainier National Park

The contract is an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) award for portable toilet and wash station rentals at Mount Rainier National Park, issued under Solicitation Number 140P8326Q0030 by the National Park Service, Pacific West Region, under the Department of the Interior. The contract begins May 6, 2026, and concludes April 30, 2027, with an option to extend the term by up to five years total. Delivery orders are firm-fixed price and subject to a $50,000 limit per single delivery and a $250,000 cap per task order, with exceptions only allowed through written approval by the Contracting Officer within seven days of order issuance. Performance will occur across multiple locations within the park, including designated zones such as Carbon River Ranger Station and Fairfax Bridge, with specific site assignments outlined in task orders and supporting geographic maps. The contract is a HUBZone small business set-aside, and the solicitation requires offerors to certify their HUBZone status and comply with associated limitations on subcontracting, which include a deviation from standard rules. Invoicing must be submitted exclusively through the U.S. Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), and all contractors must register in SAM. The contractor is required to comply with extensive Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses covering labor standards, including the Service Contract Labor Standards and Fair Labor Standards Act, with wage determinations applicable to Pierce, Lewis, and King Counties, Washington. Compliance with supply chain security mandates prohibits the use of telecommunications equipment or services from entities such as Kaspersky Lab or ByteDance, including their applications. The contract includes multiple whistleblower protection provisions and requires adherence to the Buy American Act and its trade agreement alternatives. Offerors must demonstrate technical capability and past performance in portable restroom and wash station rentals within the last three years, submitting detailed client references and a Statement of Work-based plan. Inspection and acceptance are solely determined by the Contracting Officer, with no authority vested in the Contracting Officer’s Representative. Submissions must be emailed to the Contracting Officer and include completed SF-1449, quotation schedules, technical documentation, and required representations regarding entity identification, socioeconomic status, and compliance with federal prohibitions. The Contracting Officer is Hal Hoversten, and the COR will be formally designated at award.