SAM #140P6326P0024

Urgent Award for Trail Head Concrete Sidewalk Replacement at Jewel Cave National Monument

This award notice documents an urgent procurement for trail safety restoration at Jewel Cave National Monument. - The National Park Service (NPS) awarded a contract for emergency repair of the deteriorated concrete sidewalk at the park's trail head. - The sidewalk is approximately 500 feet long, 4 inches thick, with 8-inch thickened edges, and includes a special section by the cave entrance (16x23x4 inches). - Work includes minor site excavation, base preparation, formwork, concrete pouring and finishing, control joints, and site restoration. - The project is urgent due to safety hazards and risk of lost park revenue if tours are disrupted. - The procurement was justified under emergency procedures (JOFOC) for other than full and open competition. - Estimated contract value is around $50,000. - No specific OEMs, part numbers, or proprietary products are involved; the work is construction services. - Market research identified potential contractors such as Fuller Construction and Granite Group. - Place of performance is Jewel Cave National Monument, with the contracting office in Rapid City, SD.

Description

EO 14398: This request for quotation was for an urgent and compelling requirement to repair Jewel Cave National Monument trail head. This posting serves as the JOFOC posting.

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