Interpretive Design Panels for Isabella Lake Tender

• Country: USA
• Summary: Interpretive Design Panels for Isabella Lake
• UST Ref No: 112116829
• Deadline: 10 Jan 2025
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: W9123825S0010
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• Description:
• Description
  SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE
  
  Project Description: Pavilions, Protection Walls and Cultural Interpretation Panels for Lake Isabella
  
  Anticipated Posting Date: 19 DEC 2024
  
  Sources Sought Number: W9123825S0010
  
  SAM Posting Title: Pavilions, Protection Walls and Cultural Interpretation for Isabella, California
  
  SAM Posting Description:
  This Sources Sought Notice is being issued for market research purposes to determine the availability, capability, and interest of small business firms for a potential Government requirement. NO SOLICITATION IS AVAILABLE; requests for a solicitation will go unanswered. No award will be made from this Notice. Responses will be used to determine potential acquisition strategies, understand current market capabilities, and to gain knowledge of potential sources.
  
  Background:
  
  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District (USACE), began construction on the Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project (Project) in 2018. USACE is authorized to complete work on the Isabella Dam and Auxiliary Dam under the Flood Control Act of 1944, Public Law 78-534, Chapter 665, Section 110, Page 901. In March 2021, Project team members were made aware of a request from the construction contractor to delineate and open a new borrow area for additional construction materials.
  
  Under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), USACE determined that ground disturbance in the borrow area would result in an adverse effect to historic properties. Use of the borrow area would destroy contributing elements to an archaeological site and the Tübatulabal Cultural Landscape District. Both the site and district held special importance for the Tübatulabal Tribe as physical remnants of their ancestors- presence on the landscape, as well as contemporary sources of tribal identity and connection to the traditionally used cultural landscape. USACE determined both properties eligi...
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 Tender Notice