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Learn more →The National Park Service (Death Valley National Park) is soliciting proposals to repair and restore approximately 10 miles of flood-damaged Titus Canyon Road, including grading, excavating, and installing drainage structures while protecting vegetation and wildlife habitats. The contractor must coordinate with park staff and monitors and demonstrate experience in road construction and environmental protection. The estimated project budget is between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.
Posted Date
Dec 10, 2025
Due Date
Jan 28, 2026
Release: Dec 10, 2025
Close: Jan 28, 2026
The National Park Service (Death Valley National Park) is soliciting proposals to repair and restore approximately 10 miles of flood-damaged Titus Canyon Road, including grading, excavating, and installing drainage structures while protecting vegetation and wildlife habitats. The contractor must coordinate with park staff and monitors and demonstrate experience in road construction and environmental protection. The estimated project budget is between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.
AvailableThe National Park Service (Denver Service Center) issued a full & open solicitation (140P2025R0082) to rehabilitate the Furnace Creek and Cow Creek water and wastewater treatment systems in Death Valley National Park, CA. Work includes upgrades, repairs, and replacement of treatment equipment, electrical and plumbing work, excavation and site restoration to bring systems into compliance and improve performance. The contract is a construction-type acquisition (NAICS 237110) with a period of performance of 915 calendar days and an estimated construction magnitude exceeding $10 million.
Posted Date
Oct 1, 2025
Due Date
Feb 3, 2026
Release: Oct 1, 2025
Close: Feb 3, 2026
The National Park Service (Denver Service Center) issued a full & open solicitation (140P2025R0082) to rehabilitate the Furnace Creek and Cow Creek water and wastewater treatment systems in Death Valley National Park, CA. Work includes upgrades, repairs, and replacement of treatment equipment, electrical and plumbing work, excavation and site restoration to bring systems into compliance and improve performance. The contract is a construction-type acquisition (NAICS 237110) with a period of performance of 915 calendar days and an estimated construction magnitude exceeding $10 million.
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