Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
PGMB Security Gate
Department of the Interior
AI summaryThe Department of the Interior's Reclamation Contracting Activity, for the Bureau of Reclamation's Pleasant Grove office in Utah, wants the main vehicle entrance gate removed and a new automated gate installed. The contract is firm-fixed-price (FFP): one set price, whatever the work ends up costing. The response due date is November 9, 2026, 2:00 PM Mountain Time (an amendment moved it to Nov 23, 2026, 2:00 PM MST · 4:00 PM Eastern), by email. More in the summary
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Summary of the version posted Oct 20, 2026. The notice was amended Oct 27, 2026. The due date moved from Nov 9, 2026 to Nov 23, 2026. Check what else changed on SAM.gov.
The Department of the Interior's Reclamation Contracting Activity, for the Bureau of Reclamation's Pleasant Grove office in Utah, wants the main vehicle entrance gate removed and a new automated gate installed. The contract is firm-fixed-price (FFP): one set price, whatever the work ends up costing. The response due date is November 9, 2026, 2:00 PM Mountain Time, by email.
Who can bid
- Small business: this is a total small business set-aside
- Registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) before submitting a quote
How to submit: Email to the contracting officer (kimberley_hervat@ios.doi.gov), due November 9, 2026, 2:00 PM Mountain Time. What to include is under Full summary below. Check the solicitation's instructions on SAM.gov.
Things to watch (6)
- Serious: Total small business set-aside. Only small businesses can bid; larger firms cannot send quotes.
- Worth checking: Local permits and fire-code approval before installing. You must get all permits and inspections from the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ: the local code official) and fire code approval for each gate's emergency opening before installing.
- Worth checking: Entrance must stay secured during construction. You must provide and maintain temporary measures to close the opening when the old gate is removed and the new one is not working.
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- Worth checking: Existing power and dimensions must be field verified. The Government does not guarantee the voltage, circuit capacity or entrance dimensions; you carry the risk of what you find on site.
- Minor: Government supplies nothing. You must provide all materials, equipment, interface devices and test gear; no Government property, software or licenses are furnished.
- Minor: Off-hours work needs written approval. Onsite work happens during normal operating hours unless the contracting officer approves other hours in writing.
Read from the notice text only.
Full summary
What they want
- Remove the two existing main entrance gate leaves and hardware, and dispose of them offsite
- Install an automated vehicle gate for about 25 feet of the roughly 40-foot entrance, plus about 15 feet of chain-link fence infill that matches the existing fence
- Connect the gate to the site's existing card/badge readers and exit loop/coil sensor (a Lenel-based access-control system), without replacing Government parts
- Add emergency responder access (key switches or equivalent) to the new gate and retrofit two existing automated gates
- Provide entrapment protection, a manual release and safe behavior on loss of power, following the UL 325 and ASTM F2200 standards
- Verify the existing electrical power source, then test and commission the gate and show it works with the card system, exit sensor, safety devices and emergency access
- Keep the entrance secured during the work with temporary measures if the gate is not working
- Provide a warranty of at least 1 year, operations and maintenance documents, training for site staff, and closeout records
- Contract type
- Firm-fixed-price (FFP)
- Period of performance
- 90 calendar days from the date of award; may be adjusted or extended under FAR 52.217-9, Option to Extend the Term of the Contract
- Place of performance
- Bureau of Reclamation, 315 W. 1100 N., Pleasant Grove, UT 84062. Fabrication may be done at the contractor's facility within the United States.
- Estimated value
- Not stated
- How they'll choose
- Comparison of quotes for the offer most advantageous to the Government, price and other factors considered
- Offers due
- November 9, 2026, 2:00 PM Mountain Time (from the version posted Oct 20, 2026; amended since)
- How to submit
- Email to the contracting officer (kimberley_hervat@ios.doi.gov)
What they'll judge offers on
- Factor 1, Technical Capability: how well the proposed solution meets or exceeds the technical requirements
- Factor 2, Delivery Date: whether the proposed delivery schedule supports timely completion and limits disruption
- Factor 3, Price: reasonableness and overall value compared with the non-price factors
What to include when you submit
- Send a written, signed quote on company letterhead with complete contact information
- Put Solicitation No. 140RR027R0010 - PGMB Entry Gate Project in the email subject line and in the quote
- Include company name, UEI number and CAGE code
- Complete and return all required documents, including the Excel pricing/response sheet provided with the announcement
- Price CLIN 0010 (contract line item number: one priced line of the order) at QTY 1, unit AU; the total price must include all applicable fees and taxes
- Describe your proposed gate configuration and means and methods, which the notice says offerors define in their proposed performance work statement (PWS: your own description of how you will do the work)
- If you cannot use the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) for payment requests, send a written waiver request to the contracting officer with your quote
Not in the notice text
- The notice says a full PDF of the solicitation, an Excel pricing/response sheet and a site sketch (Appendix A) are attached; they were not read here.
- The notice does not say whether there is a site visit, or whether a Davis-Bacon wage determination (the federal construction wage rule) applies.
- The notice gives no deadline for questions and no Government estimate of the contract's value.
- The notice does not say whether bonding or insurance is required.
Eligibility and how to respond
- Set aside for small businesses: only a business that counts as small under this notice's NAICS code can bid as the prime contractor. More open small business set-asides under NAICS 238990
- How to submit, from the AI summary: Email to the contracting officer (kimberley_hervat@ios.doi.gov). Check it in the notice before you send anything.
- Construction contracts over $2,000 pay at least the local Davis-Bacon wage rates, from the wage determination in the solicitation. Price your labor from it: How to price a government contract, and how Davis-Bacon differs from the Service Contract Act.
Notice details
- Posted
- Oct 27, 2026
- Notice type
- Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
- Office
- Reclamation Contracting Activity, Denver, CO
- Product/service code
- 5660 · Fencing, Fences, Gates and Components
- Business type
- Construction & renovation (FedReady's grouping, from NAICS 238990)
- Versions
4 versions have been posted, newest first.
- Oct 27, 2026 · Amendment 0003 (this version)Due Nov 23, 2026 (changed)
- Oct 20, 2026 · Amendment 0002Due Nov 9, 2026
- Oct 20, 2026 · Amendment 0001Due Nov 9, 2026
- Oct 19, 2026 · Combined Synopsis/SolicitationDue Nov 9, 2026
- Attachments
Past awards and competition
Who has won work like this before, the likely incumbent, and what similar contracts paid, from USAspending.gov.
Before you respond
- How to respond to a solicitation (8 steps)
- How to read a government solicitation
- How to price a government contract
- Set-aside contracts explained
Terms on this notice: Solicitation, Set-aside
Full notice text from SAM.gov
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