Presolicitation
UT NP DINO PMS(1), Pavement Preservation DINO
Department of Transportation · Federal Highway Administration · Sol. 69056726R000012
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The Federal Highway Administration's Western Federal Lands Division plans to solicit pavement preservation work in Dinosaur National Monument near Vernal, Utah. The job covers 46.99 miles plus parking areas in the base schedule and 12.89 more miles in an option. It will be issued only to the Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC contract holders, with an estimated price of $10M to $20M.
Watch out for
- Limited to existing contract holders. Only companies already on the Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC can bid, so a new small business cannot compete directly.
This project will be solicited to the Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC.
- Subcontracting is the main path in. The notice includes a subcontracting opportunity notice, so teaming with a MATOC holder is the realistic route.
NOTICE OF SUBCONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY
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Full brief
What they want
- Pavement preservation on 46.99 miles of road and parking areas (base schedule)
- Pavement preservation on 12.89 additional miles and parking areas (Option X)
- Finish by about Fall 2027
- Contract type
- Firm-fixed-price task order under a multiple-award task order contract (MATOC)
- Period of performance
- Tentative completion date Fall 2027; base schedule plus one option schedule (X)
- Place of performance
- Dinosaur National Monument, near Vernal, UT
- Estimated value
- Between $10,000,000 and $20,000,000
- Contract vehicle
- Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC
- How to submit
- Request for proposal expected to be posted on SAM.gov; click Follow on the opportunity page for notification
What to include when you submit
- Solicitation expected Fall/Winter 2026
- Preliminary plans are in electronic format only and are posted with the synopsis
You must have
- Must be a holder of the Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC to be solicited
This project will be solicited to the Western Region Pavement Preservation MATOC.
Not in the notice text
- Evaluation method and factors
- Proposal due date
- Detailed scope (in the Project Description attachment)
- Names of the MATOC holders (listed on the FHWA website, not in the text)
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Key facts
- Posted
- Jul 20, 2026
- Notice type
- Presolicitation
- Solicitation
- 69056726R000012
- Agency
- Department of Transportation · Federal Highway Administration
- Office
- 690567 Western Federal Lands Div
- NAICS
- 237310
- Product/service code
- Y1LB
- Business type
- Construction & renovation
- Place of performance
- Vernal, UT
- Contracting contact
- Contracts G. Officewfl.contracts@dot.gov3606197520
- Versions
- 3 (amended since first posted)
Full notice text from SAM.gov
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