SAM #140PP027R0005

Grand Canyon National Park North Rim and Roaring Springs Utility Rehabilitation

The National Park Service is planning a major utility rehabilitation program at Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim and inner-canyon sites. - Opportunity: GRCA 318719 North Rim and Springs Rehabilitation Program. - Buyer: Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park. - Planned work: Rehabilitate water, wastewater, electrical power, and communications infrastructure, including raw-water systems, treatment and distribution, wastewater conveyance, standby/overhead/solar power, and fiber communications. - Work locations include Roaring Springs Pump House, Manzanita Use Area, and Cottonwood Campground. - Includes two directionally drilled boreholes, each approximately 9,260 feet long and 8–26 inches in diameter, for raw and potable waterlines between the North Rim ballfield and an area just west of Roaring Springs Pump House. - Some inner-canyon construction will require helicopter transport. - Schedule: Pre-solicitation site visit scheduled for October 28–29, 2026; solicitation anticipated in October or November 2026. Contract performance dates and duration are not provided. - Procurement details: The notice does not identify an OEM, vendor, quantities for other work, or a contract value. Detailed requirements are expected in the solicitation.

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GRCA 318719 North Rim & Springs Rehabilitation Program

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