Steamboat Rock State Park Shoreline Stabilization

This contract opportunity involves shoreline stabilization work at Steamboat Rock State Park in Washington, aimed at protecting existing bank slopes from erosion. The project is focused on construction activities within the drawdown zone of Banks Lake below elevation 1572.00 feet and is scheduled to take place from October 1, 2026, through May 1, 2027. The scope includes installing void-filled riprap with topsoil placement in the voids, followed by revegetation using native grasses and shrubs to ensure ecological restoration. Contractors are prohibited from constructing temporary roads within the drawdown zone, and all work must comply with environmental and site-specific restrictions. A detailed site access and temporary storage plan must be submitted and approved by the Contracting Officer’s Representative and Project Management before construction begins. This is a pre-solicitation Sources Sought Notice issued by the Bureau of Reclamation's Pacific Northwest Region, with the solicitation number 140R1026B0001. It serves as market research to evaluate industry capability and interest ahead of a potential Firm Fixed Price construction contract estimated between $1 million and $5 million. The notice does not include formal FAR clauses, evaluation criteria, or attachments, and no formal proposal will be solicited at this stage. Respondents are asked to provide statements of interest, evidence of bonding capacity, size status under NAICS code 237990, and relevant experience managing similar civil engineering projects. The period for submitting responses closes on June 5, 2026, with communications directed primarily via email to designated points of contact. The contract administration and payment details, as well as technical specifications and drawings, remain pending and are not included in the notice. Overall, the announcement is a foundational step to gauge contractor resources and qualifications for performing environmentally sensitive erosion control work at a federal recreation site.