Description
The USDA Forest Service is seeking a qualified small‑business contractor to remove two underground 300‑gallon heating‑oil storage tanks and associated concrete/sidewalk elements at a residential duplex on the Bridger‑Teton National Forest in Jackson, WY. The work includes tank de‑commissioning to Wyoming DEQ standards, soil sampling, back‑filling, restoration of native soil surface, removal of a concrete sidewalk, and an optional contaminated‑soil removal up to 20 cubic yards. The contract is a total‑small‑business set‑aside, firm‑fixed‑price, with a 30‑day performance window and required performance/payment bonds and 100 % payment protection.
• Remove and dispose of two underground fuel tanks (~300 gal each) and all associated piping.
• Perform soil testing, back‑fill, and restore the site to existing conditions; optional removal of up to 20 CY of contaminated soil.
• Demolish and replace a 4‑in. concrete sidewalk (≈500‑750 SF) and perform selective demolition.
• Must comply with WYDEQ de‑commissioning, Buy‑American, and Davis‑Bacon wage requirements; provide performance and payment bonds within 10 days of award.
• Work must start within 10 days after award and be completed within 30 calendar days, with a full period of performance Jan‑Jun 2027.