Y--East Park Boat Ramp Improvement Project.

Sources Sought Notice

This notice is issued by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) for market research regarding the East Park Boat Ramp Improvement Project. The project is located approximately 36 miles west of Maxwell, California, in Colusa County. The North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code is 237990 – Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, with a small business size standard of $45 Million.

The principal components of work include:

• Demolition (concrete pad, trees)

• Salvage (picnic tables, toilet building)

• Earthwork (contouring, rip rap installation)

• Drainage (gravel filtration trench, CMP culvert, precast drainage structure)

• Boat Ramp Concrete (construction of ramp, apron, walkway, trash bin pad, aluminum dock, boarding float system)

• Parking Area (AC paving, gravel transition, concrete curb, information kiosk, signage, solar light)

• Painting (striping, stop bars, arrow pavement markings)

• Estimated cost: $1,000,000.00 to $5,000,000.00

• Work expected to be completed within 215 days of Notice to Proceed.

• Requires 100% performance and payment bonds.

This is not a request for proposal or quote. Interested parties are requested to provide specific information to assist the government in determining potential sources. Detailed specifications are not available at this time.

Prospective contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to award. Information on SAM registration is available at http://www.sam.gov.

• Responses are due by close of business on 04/07/2026.
• Responses should be submitted via email to charlesetta_seibure@ios.doi.gov.
• Information requested includes business details, statement of intent to bid, evidence of relevant experience (max 3 projects), equipment/personnel resources, and bonding capacity.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the "Summary of Work" for the East Park Boat Ramp Improvement Project in Orland, California. The primary objective is to improve the existing boat ramp facilities.

The project involves several key components:

• Demolition: Removal of existing concrete pads and trees.
• Salvage: Relocation of picnic tables and protection of the toilet building.
• Earthwork: Site contouring through cut and fill, and installation of riprap.
• Drainage: Installation of a gravel filtration trench, CMP culvert, and precast drainage structure.
• Concrete Work: Construction of a boat ramp with apron, precast concrete ramp over aggregate base, accessible concrete walkway, trash bin pad, boat ramp apron, sidewalk, and rock slope protection.
• Parking Area: Installation of AC paving, gravel transition, concrete curb, information kiosk, accessible parking signage, and a new solar light.
• Painting: Installation of crosswalk striping, pavement striping, and arrow pavement marking.

The work is located approximately 36 miles west of Maxwell, California, in Colusa County.

• Safety: Requirements include a Contractor's Safety Program, joint safety policy meetings, site security coordination, toolbox safety meetings, joint safety inspections, job hazard analyses, electrical safety, and environmental requirements.
• Submittals: Various submittals are required, including safety data sheets, quality procedures, and project record documents.
• Contract Document Management System (CDMS): Requirements for managing contract documents, including electronic file formats, naming conventions, and access controls.
• Environmental Controls: Measures for dust abatement, air pollution control, noise control, and light control.
• Water Pollution Control: Requirements for stormwater pollution prevention, spill prevention, and water quality monitoring.
• Tree and Plant Protection: Measures to preserve and protect existing vegetation.
• Restoration: Restoration of contractor use areas to pre-construction condition.
• Testing: Requirements for testing agency services for concrete, aggregate, and other materials.
• Temporary Utilities: Provision of temporary electricity and water, including potable water for staff.
• Sanitary Facilities: Provision of adequate and sanitary temporary restrooms and handwashing facilities.
• Vehicular Access and Parking: Requirements for use of existing roadways, temporary roadways, and parking areas, including digital recordings of site conditions.
• Traffic Control: Requirements for traffic striping, markings, signage, wheel stops, and general traffic control.
• Existing Installations/Utilities: Protection of existing installations and utilities.
• Base Courses: Requirements for subbase and aggregate base materials, including gradation and testing.
• Flexible Paving: Requirements for hot mix asphalt paving and tack coat.
• Concrete Curbs, Walks, Aprons, and Pads: Requirements for concrete work.
• Fences, Gates, and Barriers: Installation of barrier rocks.
• Planting and Restoration: Soil stabilization, mulch application, and revegetation.
• Boarding Float System: Furnishing and installation of a cable-guided boarding float system.
• Geologic Investigations: Summary of physical properties and test results.
• Electronic Media Release: Agreement for the exchange of electronic media.
• Drawings: List of drawings and their titles.

This document is a "DRAFT" and may be subject to change.