Opportunity
SAM #140PP027R0015
Camp Muir Climbing Shelter Replacement and Construction
Buyer
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CONTRACTING ACTIVITY
Posted
November 03, 2026
Respond By
December 10, 2026
Identifier
140PP027R0015
NAICS
236220, 238210, 238990, 237990
The National Park Service is seeking small-business construction services to replace and rehabilitate the Camp Muir climbing facilities at Mount Rainier National Park. - Government buyer: Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS), Mount Rainier National Park; Contracting Operations West 1. - Scope: Demolish existing facilities and construct two climbing shelters, with site excavation and stabilization, gabion foundations and retaining walls, structural and architectural work, electrical systems, and shelter fit-out. The documents also include design-development and construction-document services. - Shelters and site features: Shelter A and Shelter B include bunks, storage, and food-preparation areas; drawings identify a 12-bunk Shelter B, a three-tier retaining wall, a propane enclosure, and a portable foot-pump handwash station. Plans provide for future photovoltaic systems; solar arrays are excluded from the construction solicitation. - Materials and systems: Structural and cold-formed steel, nail-laminated timber (NLT), engineered wood, windows, doors and hardware, EPDM roofing, air/weather barriers, gabions and rock fill, electrical raceways, grounding, lightning protection, and related building components. Quantities and most part numbers are not stated. - Named OEMs and product brands: DURA-WALL, Ronstan (RF2429-06), VaproShield, JM, Carlisle, Ives (SB360), PERKO (1220DP0CHR), BEST (40H Series), Greenheck (EAC-601), Continental Industries (F20), Seton, Eagle Group, and First Alert (SMCO500V). Product cut sheets describe these as recommended brand-name-or-equal products; they do not establish quantities. - Notable requirements: Work takes place at a remote, high-elevation, publicly accessible site. The contractor must plan for helicopter logistics and aviation costs, visitor and worker safety, erosion control, waste management, quality assurance, and extreme alpine conditions. Heavy-lift helicopter use is discouraged. The contract period is 365 calendar days, with work beginning within 10 days after notice to proceed; seasonal shutdown time is included. - Estimated magnitude: $1 million–$5 million. No product quantities or option years are stated.
Description
MT RAINIER - MORA- NEW CAMP MUIR GUIDE BLDGS