S--Treatment Plant Sludge and Septic Tank pumping

The National Park Service, Mount Rainier National Park, is soliciting proposals on a full and open competitive basis for qualified organizations to enter into a firm fixed price contract for pumping, hauling, and disposal of aerobically digested domestic sludge from wastewater facilities located within the boundaries of Mount Rainier National Park. Location of treatment plants are Tahoma Woods (3 miles east of Elbe), Longmire (19 miles east of Elbe), Paradise (22 miles east of Elbe) on Highway 706, and Ohanapecosh (Approximately 8 miles east of Packwood) off Highway 12 and SR 123. The treatment facilities, which the domestic sludge is hauled from and disposed of, shall be in compliance with all current rules, regulations and codes for treatment of domestic sludge. WAC173-308-295. SLUDGE DISPOSAL RECEIPTS DOCUMENTING GALLONS DISPOSED OF AT THE FACILITY ARE REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED WITH ALL INVOICES AS SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR OUR FILES. Septic tanks to be pumped are located within the boundaries of Mount Rainier National Park. Location of septic tanks on the Northeast side of the park are: (a.)White River (WR) Entrance (5 miles east of Highway 410) (b.)White River Campground (1 mile beyond WR Entrance) (c.) Sunrise (11 miles beyond WR Campground) (d.) Tipsoo Lake (4 miles east of Cayuse Pass on Highway 410) Location of septic tanks on the Northwest side of the park are: (a.) Carbon River Entrance (8 miles east of Wilkeson) (b.) Ipsut Creek Campground (6 miles beyond Carbon River entrance) (c.) Mowich Lake (16 miles east of Wilkeson on SR 165) Location of septic tanks on the West side of the park are: (a.) Sunshine point campground (1 mile east of Nisqually entrance at the end of Hwy 706) (b.) Kautz Creek viewing area (3 miles beyond Sunshine Point) (c.) Cougar Rock Campground (6 miles beyond Sunshine Point) Majority of the sludge pumping is during the late spring, summer and early fall. 48 HOURS Response time is critical for meeting contract requirements. Minimum order when being called by the Government will be 500 gallons to be pumped and disposed of. The contract will be awarded for one base year and four one year option periods to be exercised at the descretion of the government. The base year and each option period will be awarded and exercised subject to the availability of each fiscal year's funds. The National Park Service welcomes the participation of small, minority, and women owned enterprises. Solicitation number N9455070043 will be available for download at http://ideasec.nbc.gov on or about March 20, 2007. Subscribers to this service are ultimately responsible for reviewing the above web site for all information relevant to this solicitation. Prospective offers desiring to conduct business with DOI are requested to register at the Central Contractors Register (CCR) on the internet at http://www.ccr.gov. NO hard copies of the solicitation will be mailed. Submission of the proposal will be on or about April 30, 2007. The NAICS Code for this project is 562991, with a size standard of $6.5M. The Government anticipates an award of a firm fixed price contract with a magnitude between $10,000 and $100,000.