Z--OLYM Rehabilitate Log Cabin Drainfield

The contract seeks to rehabilitate the drainfield at Log Cabin Resort within Olympic National Park, with performance strictly governed by the attached Statement of Work and requiring full compliance with federal and agency-specific regulations. The work must commence within ten days of the Notice to Proceed and be completed by June 1, 2026, with a definitive 30-day performance window from the start date, including final site cleanup. The contract is structured as a single lump-sum item under NAICS code 237110, with no estimated value disclosed. The prime point of contact is Sue Mayo, Contract Specialist, reachable via email, and all communications and submissions must be sent electronically to sue_mayo@nps.gov with the RFQ number included in the subject line. Proposals must be submitted by April 22, 2026, in a complete Quotation Package adhering to the required forms, including SF 1442, Attachment 5 documents, and SAM.gov registration verification, with hard copies explicitly rejected. The award will be made using a best-value trade-off approach, prioritizing price and relevant experience without predefined scoring weights or minimum technical thresholds, and the contract does not use LPTA methodology. The contractor must comply with a suite of FAR clauses, including Buy American for construction materials, Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act prohibitions, and Department of the Interior-specific clauses covering liability insurance and information collection. A Davis-Bacon wage determination applies, requiring payment of prevailing local rates for labor. Safety and environmental compliance are mandatory, with adherence to OSHA, ASTM, EPA, ANSI, and National Park Service invasive species protocols, alongside a required Site Specific Safety and Health Plan. Inspection is continuous and may occur at any location during performance, with the government retaining full authority to reject nonconforming work at no cost to the government. Acceptance occurs on-site upon successful inspection. All invoicing must be submitted via the U.S. Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, not WAWF. Additional critical requirements include immediate reporting of archaeological findings, which are government property, and strict prohibitions against disturbing any such items. The government may impose a seasonal shutdown without granting time extensions, and any changes to site conditions require prior approval of an updated safety plan. Offerors must represent their size status, UEI, CAGE code, and compliance with cybersecurity and telecommunications equipment provisions through SAM.gov, with affirmative responses triggering mandatory disclosures. No packaging, preservation, or marking specifications are listed, and no options, key personnel clauses,