Concrete

This Request for Quote (RFQ) 140P6426Q0070, titled "Concrete - CANY," is a solicitation for commercial concrete supplies at Canyonlands National Park. The acquisition is a 100% total small business set-aside with NAICS code 238120 and a size standard of $19 Million. Quotes are due by June 2, 2026, at 12 PM ET and must be submitted via email to Ryan Begany (ryan_begany@ios.doi.gov). Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) with an active Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and a small business designation. The contract will be a firm-fixed-price commercial award. Evaluation factors include price, technical capability, and prior experience, with the government evaluating offers in groups of three, starting with the lowest price, until an awardee is selected. The solicitation includes detailed submission requirements, a list of line items for concrete and related services, and numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) provisions and clauses incorporated by reference or full text. Payment will be processed electronically through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP).

This document outlines a price schedule for concrete and related services for the U.S. Department of Interior, Canyonland National Park. The schedule details pricing for various concrete types, including grey and colored concrete, and optional admixtures such as calcium chloride, fly ash, fiber mesh, and hot water. It specifies a total limit of $6,225.00 for additive usage without contracting officer approval. Additionally, the document addresses unloading time, allowing 6 minutes per cubic yard free of charge, with an hourly rate for excess time not to exceed 120 minutes total without approval.

Canyonlands National Park is seeking a vendor to supply and deliver concrete, including various admixtures, to the Grand View Point Area in the Island in the Sky District. The concrete is needed for sidewalks, curbs, and an accessible walkway. The National Park Service (NPS) staff will be responsible for forming, placing, and finishing the concrete. Deliveries are scheduled by the Park, cannot occur on weekends or federal holidays, and require a minimum of four days' notice. The period of performance is 240 days after the contract award. The vendor must provide electronic cut sheets and certification of concrete mixture competency. Concrete specifications include a minimum 10 cubic yard front-discharge truck, specific color requirements (110 CY colored, 10 CY grey), air entrainment, 28-day compressive strength, cement type, water-cement ratio, slump, aggregate size, and temperature. Optional admixtures for hot or cold weather, such as ice, hot water, calcium chloride, fly ash, microfibers, and delay set, may be requested by the Park. Delivery costs must be included in the cubic yard pricing, and vendors are allowed 6 minutes of unloading time per cubic yard without additional charges. The Park will provide a truck drum washout area. A standard manufacturer's one-year warranty on concrete materials is required.

This document outlines the price schedule and terms for concrete and admixture supply to Canyonland National Park, a U.S. Department of Interior entity in Moab, Utah. Key items include various concrete types (grey, colored), optional admixtures like calcium chloride, fly ash, and fiber mesh, with specific quantities and unit prices. The document also details charges for unloading time, allowing 6 minutes per cubic yard free, with excess time billed at the vendor's hourly rate. There are spending caps for additional admixtures ($6,225.00) and excess unloading time (120 minutes total), requiring approval from the Contracting Officer for exceeding these limits. This schedule ensures transparent pricing and terms for concrete supply, crucial for federal procurement processes.