ZION NATIONAL PARK REQUIRES THE RE-STRIPING OF MUL

The Department of the Interior, through the Imr ARIZONA office, is soliciting bids for the re-striping of approximately 28.5 miles of roadways within Zion National Park, including RT-10, Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, and Kolob Canyons Road, under a firm-fixed price commercial service contract. This procurement is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS Code 237310, restricted to small business concerns, with responses due by July 26, 2026, at 1:00 PM Arizona time, submitted electronically to Taylor Jones at taylor_jones@ios.doi.gov. The contract performance period runs from August 1, 2026, to December 1, 2026, with delivery completion required by the end date. Contractors must furnish all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to apply highly reflective and durable pavement markings, including new double yellow center lines and white fog lines, adhering to strict surface preparation standards such as clean, dry substrates free of contaminants, two-day curing for new asphalt, and mechanical abrasion of curing compounds on concrete. Material application rates are specified at one gallon per 320 feet for 15-mil stripes or 400 feet for 12-mil stripes, with paint available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, or 275-gallon totes. All contractors must maintain active SAM registration with a valid Unique Entity Identifier throughout the solicitation, award, and performance phases and comply with mandatory federal clauses covering whistleblower protections, prohibitions on internal confidentiality agreements, System for Award Management maintenance, subcontractor exclusions, inverted domestic corporations, buy American requirements, trafficking in persons, and protection of government property. Payment must be submitted electronically via the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, requiring detailed vendor invoices with contract number, service dates, invoice date, and letterhead; waivers require written approval from the Contracting Officer. The Contracting Officer retains exclusive authority to modify, terminate, or accept nonconforming work, while a designated Contracting Officer’s Representative will monitor performance without authority to obligate funds or make binding decisions. Uniforms must be provided or reimbursed at no cost to employees, and wage determination classifications must be appropriately aligned for all service roles. All subcontractors must comply with security protocols and labor standards, and failure to meet preliminary review criteria may result in disqualification.