Traditional Territories Program, Concrete Slab Construction – Omak Fish and Wildlife Bullpen (Saint Mary’s Mission Campus)

The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Traditional Territories Program, is soliciting proposals for the construction of a six-inch thick, 60-foot by 40-foot concrete slab at the north end of the bullpen adjacent to the Omak Fish and Wildlife office on the Saint Mary’s Mission campus in Nespelem, Washington. The project aims to create a durable, level surface to accommodate an electric boat. The selected contractor will be responsible for all site preparation, grading, forming, reinforcement, concrete placement, finishing, and cleanup, ensuring the final product meets all applicable building codes and load-bearing requirements. Proposals must be submitted by 3:00 p.m. PST on November 26, 2026, and should include a detailed project cost, anticipated timeline, materials and methods, and resumes for assigned personnel. Award preferences are heavily weighted toward Tribal enterprises through a TERO scoring system, with a specific provision allowing a responsible Indian Offeror to be awarded the contract if their price is within 10 percent of the lowest non-Indian offer. Financial security for the project requires either a 25 percent retainage or a performance bond, with a mandatory performance bond required for any contract exceeding 100,000 dollars. All payments are subject to the Colville Tribes' appropriation process and the availability of funds in the tribal treasury. Proposals are limited to 30 pages and must include a title page, transmittal letter, contractor profile, and a detailed approach to the work. Hard copy submissions must be delivered in sealed envelopes to the designated office in Nespelem or sent electronically to the primary point of contact.