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H--Inspect & Clean Water Tanks, Crater Lake N.P.

Agency: INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE / NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Location: Crater Lake, OR
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Sep 10, 2026
Set-aside: Small Business Set Aside - Total
NAICS code: 562998 look up NAICS codes
PSC code: H356

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Posted

Sep 10, 2026
Status

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Agency: INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE / NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Location: Crater Lake, OR
Set-aside: Small Business Set Aside - Total
NAICS: 562998
Scope: Federal

This is an amendment to a previously synopsized requirement for the National Park Service, Crater Lake National Park to clean and inspect water tanks.

The purpose of this Amendment no.

02 is to provide all interested parties additional Q &A as follows: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: (1) Is there a place on-site for discharge within 100'?

If not, how far is the nearest discharge location?

Is hauling required, etc.?

Answer: No discharge within 100', nearest discharge is Mazama dump station about 7 miles from Garfield, 4 miles from Headquarters, about 1 mile from Mazama tank. (2) Can a 24' trailer and a 4WD truck get within 50' of each tank?

How far from the Garfield tank will parking be?

Answer: Tight fit at Headquarters tanks and could be hard to turn around.

Garfield is 0.7 miles from the parking area to the tank.

Realizing that's a bit far to walk-haul equipment, the park will allow use of mechanical toters but there is a width restriction of 36" because any wider and they won't fit to go up/down the trail.

Use of an ATV type motorized vehicle is not allowed as they're too wide for use on the tail.

This is mentioned in solicitation Attachment 3, Statement of Work, Section 3.6 Vehicles/Heavy Equipment, Item J. (3) Does each tank have at least a 24" hatch on top?

Answer: Yes at least 24" hatch on each tank. (4) What type of tanks are these?

Concrete, Steel Welded, On-grade, Buried, etc.?

Answer: Garfield is concrete half in ground half out, other tanks are above ground steel welded. (5) Is the period of performance required or flexible?

Answer: It's flexible.

Crater Lake National Park hopes that a contractor could at least complete the work at Garfield tank location since it's trail-only access and is more complicated of a site, before the weather turns to the point of not being able to access...

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