Z--ROMO ROAD STRIPING

This solicitation, designated as 140PS126Q0022, seeks a firm-fixed price quote for comprehensive road striping services across Rocky Mountain National Park under the NAICS code 237310, with a strict 100% total small business set-aside requiring offerors to be self-certified as small businesses under the $45 million size standard and maintain active SAM registration throughout the entire procurement lifecycle. The work encompasses striping roadways, intersections, parking areas, crosswalks, arrows, stop lines, highway numbering, hatched areas, and accessible parking spaces in full compliance with MUTCD standards and Section 02618: Pavement Marking specifications. All materials must meet stringent packaging and labeling requirements including manufacturer details, batch numbers, date of manufacture, and color identification, with paints delivered in undamaged, sealed containers subject to rejection if compromised. Proposals must include a lump sum price covering all labor, materials, indirect and direct costs, and anticipated travel, structured across a base CLIN and three optional CLINs, with unbalanced pricing potentially leading to rejection. Technical proposals are evaluated under a Lowest Price, Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology, with mandatory pass/fail gates requiring submission of a logical draft schedule from Notice to Proceed to completion, a listing of key personnel including Safety and Superintendent roles with supporting narratives, and a brief explanation of compliance with MUTCD standards. Failure to meet any technical subfactor results in automatic disqualification. The contract includes far-reaching compliance mandates such as adherence to OSHA safety regulations, the Buy American Act, prevailing wage rates as outlined in the Construction Wage Determination, and limitations on subcontracting as specified in FAR 52.219-14, with performance and payment bonds required under FAR 52.228-15. Contractors must submit electronic invoices via the Treasury’s IPP system, provide payrolls and SF 1413 acknowledgments for subcontractors, and deliver as-built drawings, warranty documents, and signed releases of claims for final payment. All work must protect environmental features, including streams and stormwater paths, maintain ADA/ABA accessibility standards, and avoid disruption to park operations, with inspections conducted at all times and locations free of charge to the government but at the contractor’s expense, and no inspection by the government constituting acceptance. The solicitation closes on July 16, 2026, at 9:00 PM ET