Y--GLCA 318882 Bullfrog

Solicitation 140P2026R0010 is a full and open, two-phase design-build procurement for the Department of the Interior's National Park Service to provide lake access at the Bullfrog Area of the Glen Canyon Recreation Area in Utah. The project's primary objective is to relocate the Bullfrog Launch Ramp to the vicinity of Stanton Creek because existing facilities are no longer viable due to receding water levels. The scope includes the design and construction of a concrete launch ramp, an asphalt access road, and a parking area, with various options for widening the ramp and paving the parking and road surfaces. The contract is a firm-fixed-price award with an estimated value ranging from 54.2 million to 77 million dollars and an anticipated performance period of 710 to 730 calendar days from the notice to proceed. The procurement process is conducted under FAR 36.3, where Phase 1 evaluates technical approach, qualifications, and past performance to select a maximum of three offerors for Phase 2. Phase 2 utilizes the Best Value Continuum Tradeoff Process to award the contract based on non-price factors and price reasonableness. Key requirements include the submission of performance and payment bonds, compliance with Davis-Bacon Act wage determinations, and adherence to strict organizational conflict of interest restrictions regarding the original 30 percent design bridging documents. The project also mandates compliance with federal sustainability mandates and the Americans with Disabilities Act. All payment requests must be processed electronically through the Invoice Processing Platform System.