Colorado VSS #DQ1-PKAA-2021000717-3

PKAA, BPMD Campground 7 Project

The State of Colorado awarded a contract for environmental reclamation at the Eclipse Smelter Site, including soil cover, revegetation, and site access control, with a total obligated amount of $36,420. The project aims to address soil lead contamination exceeding safety levels, protect archaeological resources, and prevent vehicular access through strategic placement of large boulders and soil covering. The award was made to an unspecified recipient, funded by the state, with procurement managed through the Colorado Advantage portal. The project involves environmental services such as soil remediation, revegetation with native plants, and site access control measures. The award includes multiple project documents and amendments, with a key contact being Teresa Ryan (teresa.ryan@state.co.us). The location is categorized as a state facility in Colorado, and potential competitors for similar awards include companies specializing in environmental reclamation and soil remediation.

Description

The project involves environmental reclamation at the Eclipse Smelter Site, including soil cover, revegetation, and site access control. The site has soil lead concentrations exceeding human health and safety levels and is an eligible historic site. The reclamation includes preventing vehicular camping access, covering soils high in lead with clean soils, and revegetating with native plant species. Large boulders will be placed to prevent access and define trailhead parking. The project is funded by the state of Colorado.

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