Temporary Traffic Control and Flagging Services

The contract entails the provision of 6,000 hours of flagging and temporary traffic control services within Yellowstone National Park, specifically designed to maintain safe work zones in a high-visibility national park setting where public safety and environmental sensitivity are paramount. These services will be performed under a subcontract arrangement tied to the NAICS code 561730, indicating specialized support for movement control and traffic management, and will be executed under the oversight of the Department of Transportation’s Western Federal Lands Division. The work must be carried out in alignment with federal safety standards and park-specific regulations to minimize disruption to visitors and wildlife while ensuring the security of personnel and equipment. The contract was posted on July 2, 2026, and is focused exclusively on operations in Yellowstone National Park with no specified city, state, or zip code details beyond the park location. There is no set-aside designation or organization type indicated, and no point of contact is listed, suggesting the procurement may be in a preliminary stage or part of a broader agency initiative. The online SAM.gov link provides the official source for further details and potential bidder access, but all work must be conducted with strict adherence to the unique operational constraints of a federally protected area, including heightened visibility requirements for personnel and equipment and coordination with park management to align with seasonal traffic patterns and conservation priorities.