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B--PALEONTOLOGY SURVEY - GAS HILLS HPFA 140L6225Q0032

Solicitation 140L6225Q0032 Copied Notice ID 8ebc47cdfad844f8a5a08e9e28b76064 Copied INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE — WYOMING STATE OFFICE
SAM.gov
Posted
Jun 18, 2025
Deadline
Jun 20, 2025
Set-aside
SBA
NAICS
541620
PSC
B503

Summary

AI-generated · Aug 23, 2025

Perform a paleontological resources sampling survey covering 275 acres within the Gas Hills High Potential Fossil Area (Gas Hills HPFA) in the Wind River Basin, central Wyoming, about 40 miles southeast of Riverton. All paleontological localities found in the survey area must be recorded using the BLM Locality Form and evaluated to determine significance.

Contractor must hold a current BLM Wyoming Paleontological Resources Use Permit or be able to obtain one in time to meet the project schedule. Work is intended to support land-management decisions per the Lander Field Office Resource Management Plan; attached maps define the Gas Hills HPFA area. Awarded to Bargas Environmental Consulting, LLC.

The contractor shall conduct a paleontological resources sampling survey of 275 acres of the Gas Hills High Potential Fossil Area (Gas Hills HPFA) within the Lander Field Office (LFO) in 2025 (see attached maps). All paleontological localities within the sampling survey area will be recorded using the BLM Locality Form and evaluated to make a significance determination. In 2014 LFO issued the Record of Decision for its Resource Management Plan (RMP), which identified five High Potential Fossil Areas (HPFAs): the Beaver Rim HPFA, the Bison Basin HPFA, the Gas Hills HPFA, the Lander Slope HPFA, and the Lysite to Lost Cabin HPFA. These five areas total approximately 392,000 acres. In order assist in making land management decisions, the LFO would like to complete paleontological surveys in the Gas Hills HPFA in 2025. The contractor must have a current BLM Wyoming Paleontological Resources Use Permit or be able to obtain a permit in time to meet the project timeframes described in the schedule below. Project Location and Scope As depicted on the attached map, the Gas Hills HPFA1 is located in the Wind River Basin of central Wyoming, approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers [km]) southeast of Riverton, Wyoming. Period of Performance: 07/01/2025 - 10/31/2025 Primary POC: Contracting Officer Crystal Martinez - crystal@blm.gov - 307-775-6336 Basic Contracting Requirements: 1. Active Registration: www.sam.gov/SAM 2. Invoicing and Payment: www.ipp.gov - 30-day prompt pay after delivery. We can accept and pay interim invoices. 3. FAR Part 12 - Commercial Items Provisions and Clauses 4. FAR Part 13 - Simplified Acquisition Procedures 5. Evaluation Criteria provided in FAR clause 52.212-2. Instructions to Offerors: - Check your SAM registration, this must be current at the time you make your offer. - Please email with any questions you have, prior to the closing date, with enough time to research an answer. - Email your signed quote package to: crystalm@blm.gov, with the title and solicitation number in the subject line, no later than the closing date. Include your Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number on your quote. - You may put your prices on the SF-1449 form but must also fill out the Bid Schedule. - Include enough description/information to determine technical acceptability.

From Combined Synopsis/Solicitation posted on Jun 18, 2025

The contractor shall conduct a paleontological resources sampling survey of 275 acres of the Gas Hills High Potential Fossil Area (Gas Hills HPFA) within the Lander Field Office (LFO) in 2025 (see attached maps). All paleontological localities within the sampling survey area will be recorded using the BLM Locality Form and evaluated to make a significance determination. In 2014 LFO issued the Record of Decision for its Resource Management Plan (RMP), which identified five High Potential Fossil Areas (HPFAs): the Beaver Rim HPFA, the Bison Basin HPFA, the Gas Hills HPFA, the Lander Slope HPFA, and the Lysite to Lost Cabin HPFA. These five areas total approximately 392,000 acres. In order assist in making land management decisions, the LFO would like to complete paleontological surveys in the Gas Hills HPFA in 2025. The contractor must have a current BLM Wyoming Paleontological Resources Use Permit or be able to obtain a permit in time to meet the project timeframes described in the schedule below. Project Location and Scope As depicted on the attached map, the Gas Hills HPFA1 is located in the Wind River Basin of central Wyoming, approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers [km]) southeast of Riverton, Wyoming.

From Award Notice posted on Jul 08, 2025

Notice history

2
  1. Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Posted Jun 18, 2025
  2. Award Notice LATEST Posted Jul 08, 2025

Details

Solicitation number 140L6225Q0032
Notice ID 8ebc47cdfad844f8a5a08e9e28b76064
Award number 140L6225P0033
Notice type Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) B503
NAICS 541620
Place of performance Lander, Wyoming
Archive date Jul 05, 2025

Award Information

Awardee
1
Total Awarded
$28,665.00
Award Date
Jul 08, 2025

Award Notices

B--Gas Hills Paleontological Survey of High Potential View Notice

Posted: Jul 08, 2025

The contractor shall conduct a paleontological resources sampling survey of 275 acres of the Gas Hills High Potential Fossil Area (Gas Hills HPFA) within the Lander Field Office (LFO) in 2025 (see attached maps). All paleontological localities within the sampling survey area will be recorded using t...

Awardees

Company Name UEI CAGE Code Location
BARGAS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING, LLC SNPLCREAHY37 73DX5 SACRAMENTO, CA

Contacts

primary
Martinez, Crystal

Email

Phone

(307) 775-6129

Agency

INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
WYOMING STATE OFFICE

Place of Performance

1335 Main Street
Lander, Wyoming 82520
USA

Dates

Posted Jun 18, 2025 1 year ago
Last Updated Aug 05, 2026 2 days ago
Due Jun 20, 2025 1 year ago