54--SEKI 332393 - Grant Grove Replace Burned Structure

This procurement under solicitation number 140P2026R0015 is a design-build task order issued by the National Park Service’s DSC Contracting Services Division for the replacement of burned structures at Grant Grove, referenced as project SEKI 332393. Only current holders of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Design-Build MATOC in California are eligible to respond, and offers must be submitted via email to Tony Jasper and the designated submission address with strict formatting requirements including a required subject line format, PDF-only attachments, and file size limits of 38 MB per attachment and 100 MB total per email. The solicitation operates under a two-phase evaluation process with a mandatory pass/fail gate in Phase I, where completeness and correctness of the business proposal must be demonstrated before advancing to Phase II. The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price award determined through the Best Value Continuum Tradeoff Process under FAR Part 15.1, where technical merit and price are equally weighted, allowing the government to select a higher-priced proposal if its perceived benefits justify the cost differential. The total performance period is 365 calendar days, beginning no later than 10 days after notice to proceed, with an assumed start date of November 1, 2026, and mandatory completion by October 31, 2027. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive design and construction services for a modified prototype building and associated garages and site work, utilizing CSI MasterFormat 04 Edition standards and requiring full compliance with the NPS Project Sustainability Checklist. Key deliverables include fully stamped construction documents, as-constructed drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, guarantees, bonds, spare parts, and operating tools. The contractor must maintain a government-approved quality control plan with detailed personnel qualifications, laboratory certifications, and environmental controls, and is required to submit daily inspection reports, test results within 24 hours, and deficiency notifications within four hours. All payments must be processed electronically through the Treasury’s IPP system with a mandatory seven-day draft invoice review cycle to the Contracting Officer’s Representative, who must provide a signed cover letter for final submission. The contractor must adhere to strict environmental protections including tree root preservation, immediate reporting of hazardous materials, and utility shutdown coordination with 48-hour notice. Additionally, the contractor must be registered in SAM.gov, meet bonding requirements of at least $4 million capacity, and ensure architects and engineers are licensed in California. Compliance with Buy American