S--CHOH ONPS FY25-30 TOILET PUMPING

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park (CHOH) is seeking proposals for toilet pumping and sanitation services to support its operations across an 184.5-mile historic and recreational corridor that attracts over five million visitors annually. The contract encompasses a range of maintenance tasks, including the cleaning, servicing, and pumping of 66 portable toilets, the rental, cleaning, and servicing of 19 portable toilets, as well as the cleaning and pumping of 28 CXT vault toilet buildings and the pumping of 24 vault toilets. These services are required in various locations within the park, with frequencies tailored to the specific needs of each site, based on location, toilet type, and seasonal variations. The work is divided into three geographic sections—Eastern, Central, and Western—each with detailed task specifications to ensure proper maintenance and sanitation standards are met throughout the park. The solicitation, titled "S--CHOH ONPS FY25-30 TOILET PUMPING," was posted by the Department of the Interior’s Washington Contracting Office in Lakewood, Colorado, with a response deadline of June 2, 2025. The contract falls under NAICS code 562991, which covers septic tank and related services, indicating its focus on sanitation and waste management. The project aims to secure qualified vendors capable of providing reliable, efficient, and timely services to maintain the park’s facilities, ensuring a clean and safe environment for visitors. The contract emphasizes the importance of responsiveness, technical capability, and adherence to schedule, with past performance evaluations playing a crucial role in the selection process. The overall effort supports the park’s mission to preserve its historic features while offering high-quality recreational experiences.