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The Veterans Point Trail Rehabilitation Project involves the rehabilitation of a 2,959-foot-long asphalt trail with metal railing and timber retaining walls. This is a pre-solicitation notice for a contract opportunity issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Service. Responses are due by January 14, 2026, and require submitting a Capability Statement.
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This is a presolicitation for the Veterans Point Trail Rehabilitation Project to rehabilitate an existing asphalt trail and associated structures at Veterans Point in Black Hills National Forest (Pennington County, South Dakota). Work includes crack filling and sealing, reconstruction of select trail sections, stabilization of eroding areas, asphalt seal coating, replacing timber retaining walls with segmental concrete block walls, constructing gabion baskets, repairing/removing pipe railings, and removal of certain amenities; an optional bid item covers work on a lakeshore loop. Period of performance is March 15, 2026 May 20, 2027, and the government requests submission of a Capability Statement by the response deadline.
Posted Date
Dec 19, 2025
Due Date
Jan 14, 2026
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This is a presolicitation for the Veterans Point Trail Rehabilitation Project to rehabilitate an existing asphalt trail and associated structures at Veterans Point in Black Hills National Forest (Pennington County, South Dakota). Work includes crack filling and sealing, reconstruction of select trail sections, stabilization of eroding areas, asphalt seal coating, replacing timber retaining walls with segmental concrete block walls, constructing gabion baskets, repairing/removing pipe railings, and removal of certain amenities; an optional bid item covers work on a lakeshore loop. Period of performance is March 15, 2026 May 20, 2027, and the government requests submission of a Capability Statement by the response deadline.
AvailableTrail rehabilitation project.The asphalt trail is deteriorating, with severe oxidation, cracks, heaving, and undercutting in the asphalt. The retaining walls are leaning and no longer keep material off the trail. This project will fill and seal the cracks, reconstruction select sections, stabilize eroding areas, and apply a seal coat to the asphalt. Timber retaining walls will be removed and reconstructed with segmental concrete block retaining walls. The pipe railing is damaged in some areas. This project will also repair the damaged sections of railing and eliminate sections where the railing is not needed. The project will also construct reinforcement with gabion (wire rock baskets) to repair eroded sections at the trails edge and bridge abutments. Existing timber retaining walls will be removed. New larger retaining walls will be constructed. See attached file.
Posted Date
Dec 19, 2025
Due Date
Jan 14, 2026
Release: Dec 19, 2025
Close: Jan 14, 2026
Trail rehabilitation project.The asphalt trail is deteriorating, with severe oxidation, cracks, heaving, and undercutting in the asphalt. The retaining walls are leaning and no longer keep material off the trail. This project will fill and seal the cracks, reconstruction select sections, stabilize eroding areas, and apply a seal coat to the asphalt. Timber retaining walls will be removed and reconstructed with segmental concrete block retaining walls. The pipe railing is damaged in some areas. This project will also repair the damaged sections of railing and eliminate sections where the railing is not needed. The project will also construct reinforcement with gabion (wire rock baskets) to repair eroded sections at the trails edge and bridge abutments. Existing timber retaining walls will be removed. New larger retaining walls will be constructed. See attached file.
AvailableTrail Resurfacing Project.
Posted Date
Dec 17, 2025
Due Date
Feb 4, 2026
Release: Dec 17, 2025
Close: Feb 4, 2026
Trail Resurfacing Project.
AvailableWork generally includes: clearing of approx. 4,750 LF of trail path, excavation of trail path to a width of ten feet and depth of 12", installation of approx. 70 tons of gravel, and installation of three 20' drainage/culvert pipes within the project area; as well as reseeding of all disturbed areas.
Posted Date
Nov 12, 2025
Due Date
Jan 7, 2026
Release: Nov 12, 2025
Close: Jan 7, 2026
Work generally includes: clearing of approx. 4,750 LF of trail path, excavation of trail path to a width of ten feet and depth of 12", installation of approx. 70 tons of gravel, and installation of three 20' drainage/culvert pipes within the project area; as well as reseeding of all disturbed areas.
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