# 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

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