S--Waste Disposal FY 27, NPS-REDW

The contract awards solid waste disposal services for Redwood National Park in Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, California, for the fiscal year 2027, with a period of performance from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. The work entails the daily collection and removal of solid waste from the park’s maintenance facility in Crescent City, using two 10-yard compactors, and transporting it via National Park Service trucks to the Del Norte County landfill, which is the sole approved and capable facility for receiving this waste stream. Transport across state lines is prohibited, and the contractor must ensure continuous, uninterrupted service, with disposal occurring one to two times per week. The operation must comply with all federal and state environmental regulations, including EPA requirements, and the landfill must have the capacity to handle large dump trucks and provide weighing capabilities for incoming waste loads. The acquisition was conducted as a sole source under FAR 6.302-1, with justification citing that only one responsible source—the County of Del Norte—is available to meet the operational, logistical, and regulatory needs of the park, as no other facility can reliably accept and process the volume and type of waste generated, especially with the constraint against cross-state transport. The contract type is Firm Fixed Price, awarded under Simplified Acquisition Procedures (FAR Part 13), and the NAICS code is 562111 for Solid Waste Collection. No formal evaluation factors, pricing details, or contract value estimates were disclosed, and no specific packaging, marking, invoicing, or payment instructions were provided. The contracting office is the PORE MABO office in Point Reyes Station, California, with Rocio Gomez Macias as the primary point of contact. The offeror, County of Del Norte, is identified by contact Tedd Ward, but no UEI, CAGE code, size status, or socioeconomic certifications were included in the documentation, and no representations or certifications from the vendor were formally submitted or recorded. Inspection and acceptance are the responsibility of the government, with potential oversight at both the collection point and the designated landfill in Crescent City.