Sacred Oaks Stormwater Chamber and Landscape Improvement Project

The Sacred Oaks Stormwater Chamber and Landscape Improvement Project is a construction initiative led by the Indian Health Service to deliver comprehensive services for an underground concrete stormwater retention chamber and associated landscape enhancements. The project follows a design-bid-build approach, meaning all designs have been fully developed and provided by the government, and the selected contractor will be responsible solely for construction based on those finalized plans. The primary objective is to mitigate flooding at the facility by installing a large-scale underground storage chamber capable of capturing and holding stormwater runoff, with landscape improvements completed afterward to restore and enhance the surrounding area. All work must adhere strictly to the government-provided 100 percent design, leaving no room for design modifications by the contractor. The project is classified under NAICS code 237110, indicating its focus on water and wastewater infrastructure construction. Ronda English serves as both the program point of contact and the contracting officer, with all communications directed to her email address. Although the place of performance and agency location details are not specified, the forecast was posted on May 25, 2026, signaling upcoming procurement activity through the HHS OSDBU portal, with no set-aside provisions indicated at this stage.