Rehabilitate the Polebridge Water System, Glacier National Park

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Background The National Park Service (NPS), part of the Department of the Interior, is conducting market research to identify qualified contractors for the rehabilitation of the Polebridge Water System at Glacier National Park. This project aims to enhance the water infrastructure within the park, ensuring reliable service to area buildings. Work Details The work generally consists of constructing a new public water system that includes: - A new infiltration gallery - A new water storage tank - New water main or service lines to connect four housing units and two administrative buildings to the new potable water service. Additionally, a new programmable logic controller, pump control panel, pump protection system, and tank monitoring system will be installed. The existing chlorination treatment system will remain unchanged. The project also includes the installation of fiber optic lines to five buildings. Period of Performance The specific period of performance is not detailed in the solicitation; however, it is implied that the construction tasks will occur over a defined timeframe following contract award. Place of Performance The construction projects will be performed at Glacier National Park.