Clallam County Public Utility District Bonfire #NW-C1222

Willapa Hills Trail Fish Passage and Habitat Restoration Project Solicitation

This opportunity involves the Willapa Hills Trail Fish Passage and Habitat Restoration project at Willapa Hills State Park, managed by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. - Government Buyer: - Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission - Scope of Work: - Repair of a fish passage barrier on an unnamed tributary to the Willapa River in Lebam, WA - Site preparation, including clearing and grubbing - Removal of two existing 3-foot diameter culverts - Excavation of trail fill and construction of stream channel slopes - Installation of pre-cast abutments - Installation of a 10-foot wide by 100-foot long bridge - Trail approach fill and gravel installation - Bridge concrete finishing - Planting and site cleanup - Utilities work if applicable - Products/Services Requested: - 10 ft wide by 100 ft long bridge (1 unit) - Pre-cast abutments - Gravel for trail approach fill - Site preparation (clearing & grubbing) - Culvert removal (2 units) - Trail fill excavation and stream construction - Bridge installation (1 unit) - Planting and site cleanup - Utilities work (if required) - Unique Requirements: - Bid bond required if total bid exceeds $35,000 (5% of bid amount) - All required forms must be completed and submitted - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation.

Description

This Invitation to Bid (ITB) from the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission seeks contractors to repair a fish passage barrier on an unnamed tributary to the Willapa River at Willapa Hills State Park. The project scope includes site preparation, culvert removal, excavation, bridge and abutment installation, trail fill, planting, and site cleanup. The existing undersized culverts will be replaced with a 10 ft wide by 100 ft long bridge to improve fish passage. Bidders must submit required forms including a bid proposal and bid bond by May 12, 2026.

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