WY NP GRTE 13(1), Repair North Park Road at Milepost 15.8

The contract is an award notice for a construction project under the Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Surrounding Area Multiple Award Task Order Contract, specifically for repairing North Park Road at Milepost 15.8 in Jackson, Wyoming. The work involves a comprehensive range of civil construction activities including construction surveying and staking, installation of underdrain systems, pavement markings, roadway excavation, ditching and slope refinishing, erosion and sediment control, guardrail installation, bridge deck resurfacing, drainage structure installation, curb and gutter repair, sign installation, signalization upgrades, and slope stabilization. The contract was awarded using a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable approach, with Missouri River Contractors LLC selected as the winner following a competitive bid process that included four respondents; their winning bid was $1,626,895.00, the lowest of all submissions, though all bids exceeded the engineer’s estimate of $1,122,159.30. The project utilizes a detailed line-item pricing structure, with units specified as linear feet, square yards, each, lump sum, and acre, and internal funding codes such as 15201-0000 and 15301-0000 are referenced, though no formal appropriation identifiers like TAS or AAC are designated. The contracting office is the Western Federal Lands Division of the Department of Transportation based in Vancouver, Washington, with the point of contact for contracts listed as Contracts G. Office. The solicitations were issued under number 69056726F00069N and opened on May 5, 2026, with award issued on May 19, 2026, and the contract type is inferred as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) based on its association with a multiple award task order program, though no period of performance or option periods are specified. No formal contract clauses, representations, certifications, special requirements, or inspection criteria were included in the documentation provided, and no information was presented regarding payment offices, invoicing systems like WAWF, COR/COTR details, or packaging specifications. The place of performance is entirely on-site within Grand Teton National Park, and the scope indicates all work is performed in this controlled environment, requiring strict adherence to federal land construction standards.