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Solicitation SBA Expired 7 notices 5 documents

CA FLAP MOD 258(1) Blue Lake Road 6982AF25R000017

Solicitation 6982AF25R000017 Copied Notice ID 630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0 Copied TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF — 6982AF CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS DIVISI
SAM.gov
Posted
Sep 08, 2025
Deadline
Oct 09, 2025
Set-aside
SBA
NAICS
237310
PSC
Y1LB

Summary

AI-generated · Sep 09, 2025

Rehabilitate two rockfall hazard locations on CR 64 and extend 6.6 miles of CR 258 plus 1.5 miles of Campground Road to improve safety and access to Blue Lake and its recreational facilities. Work includes roadway pulverizing and asphalt resurfacing, minor reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, drainage improvements, guardrail and culvert replacement, erosion control, reconditioning ditches, installation of signs and pavement markings, and minor horizontal/vertical alignment adjustments. Construction must stay within the current road prism and ditch lines, preserving the existing widths (20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64, and the Campground Road width), with guardrail and culvert replacements as needed.

Procurement is via a MATOC with a Task Order for Blue Lake Road (Volume II). Offerors must price the first Task Order price, awarded to the lowest-priced MATOC Offeror for this Task Order, with a target to award without discussions when possible. The MATOC Technical Proposal RFP and the Task Order RFP will be issued together, and a link to the CA MATOC RFP is provided.

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP:

From Solicitation posted on Sep 08, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Sep 18, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Sep 24, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Sep 30, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Oct 03, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Oct 21, 2025

Blue Lake Road (CR 258) provides access to Blue Lake and its associated recreational facilities within the Warner Mountain Ranger District of the Modoc National Forest (MNF). The purpose of the project is to address safety concerns and improve access to recreational opportunities at Blue Lake by rehabilitating two sections of rockfall hazards on CR 64, 6.6 miles of CR 258, and 1.5 miles of Campground Road. The two locations along CR 64 that pose rockfall and slope failure hazards are located 4.6 miles east of the town of Likely, California, and about 3.4 miles farther east. Rehabilitation of CR 258 is from the intersection of CR 64 near the Pit River bridge and extends 6.6 miles to Campground Road, and then another 1.5 miles southwest to the campground loop at Blue Lake. The project includes roadway rehabilitation (pulverizing and asphalt surfacing), two short segments of reconstruction, rockfall hazard mitigation, and drainage improvements. Roadway improvements will maintain the current width of 20 and 22 feet on CR 258 and CR 64 in the rockfall areas and preserve the existing width on Campground Road. Work will stay within the current road prism and maintained roadside ditch, except where guardrail and culverts need replacement. The project also includes minor horizontal alignment and profile adjustments, mitigating rockfall hazards, installing guardrail, roadway subexcavation, replacing culverts, reconditioning ditches, installing erosion control, installing signs, and applying pavement markings. NOTICE TO OFFERORS: Offerors must submit a price for the first Task Order, Blue Lake Road (Volume II), which is being issued simultaneously with this MATOC Request for Proposal. The Government intends to award the Blue Lake Road Task Order to the successful MATOC Offeror with the lowest individual Task Order price. For the MATOC (Technical Proposal) RFP and Task Order-RFP, whenever possible, award will be made without discussions. Link to CA MATOC RFP: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0/view

From Solicitation posted on Oct 22, 2025

Notice history

7
  1. Solicitation Posted Sep 08, 2025
  2. Solicitation Posted Sep 18, 2025
    • Description: Description was updated
    • Response Deadline: Oct 09, 2025Oct 23, 2025
  3. Solicitation Posted Sep 24, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  4. Solicitation Posted Sep 30, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  5. Solicitation Posted Oct 03, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  6. Solicitation Posted Oct 21, 2025
    No changes from previous notice
  7. Solicitation LATEST Posted Oct 22, 2025
    No changes from previous notice

Details

Solicitation number 6982AF25R000017
Notice ID 630eb2d89217455ab097c221e99a79d0
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) Y1LB
NAICS 237310
Place of performance Likely, California
Archive date Nov 09, 2025

Award Information

Not yet awarded

Contacts

primary
Eric Grosskreuz

Email

secondary
Leslie Karsten

Email

Agency

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION
6982AF CENTRAL FEDERAL LANDS DIVISI

Place of Performance

Likely, California
USA

Dates

Posted Sep 08, 2025 11 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Due Oct 09, 2025 9 months ago