SAM #1240LT26Q0106

Kents Lake Campground Reconstruction – Construction Services and Site Upgrades

This opportunity is issued by the USDA Forest Service, Beaver Ranger District, for the Kents Lake Campground Reconstruction Project in Fishlake National Forest, Utah. - Government Buyer: - USDA Forest Service, Beaver Ranger District, Region 4 - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive reconstruction of Kents Lake Campground, including: - Demolition and removal of existing structures and site furnishings - Installation of new concrete sidewalks, stairs, and pads - Upgrades to family and tent campsites with new aggregate or concrete pads, picnic tables, utility tables, and fire rings - Improvements to water distribution (hydrants, curb valves, and boxes) and sewer infrastructure (septic holding tank, gravity sewerline) - Roadway and drainage enhancements, including excavation, embankment, and culvert installations - Construction of rockery retaining walls, fencing, gates, and signage - Site restoration activities such as grading, surfacing, seeding, and placement of barrier rocks - Products/Services Requested: - Over 40 distinct construction line items, including concrete, steel, aggregate, signage, and site furnishings - Key quantities: 18 cubic yards of concrete sidewalk, 32 concrete stairs, 500 linear feet of pipe railings, 23 single family units, 29 single tent pads, 530 linear feet of 18-inch culvert, and more - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with Buy American Act and specific FAR/AGAR clauses - Small business set-aside under NAICS 237990 - Performance and payment bonds required - Detailed technical specifications and drawings provided in attachments - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; all materials must meet government specifications.

Description

The Kent’s Lake Campground Reconstruction Project, part of the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) program, will restore the campground’s natural environment while updating facilities to support increasing recreational use and modern vehicle requirements. The work includes demolition of existing structures, installation of new concrete features, upgraded family and tent campsites, improved water and sewer infrastructure, roadway and drainage enhancements, rock and retaining wall construction, fencing and gates, new signage, and site restoration including grading, surfacing, and seeding. The project aims to enhance visitor safety, accessibility, and resource protection while preserving the forest’s natural character.

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