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RRD 22 seeks to procure services to support the development of a handbook -and training materials that describe how interstate rail compacts are formed to provide a resource and training opportunities to states and other appropriate entities.
The FRA seeks to purchase FRA personal Protective Equipment for FRA personnel
OST-M40-2024-02 - Document Destruction - Controlled Unclassified Information Document Destruction Services for the Department of Transportation (DOT)
The purpose of the project is to repair an embankment failure near Mount Vernon Trail Bridge 26. A slope failure was identified by a trail user on January 10, 2024. The slope failure extends into the trail and temporary barricades have been placed at the slope failure location to block off the area to trail users. Furnish all tools, equipment, materials, testing, labor, and personnel necessary to plan, design, manage, supervise, construct the soil embankment slope repairs, and all other work necessary to complete the project.
Rehabilitate and reconstruct various parking lots and access routes at the Horsetooth and Carter Lake Reservoirs
Healthcare professionals (medical, dental, behavioral and emergency medical services) and administrative support staff will provide non-emergency and emergency onsite healthcare services for Midshipmen at USMMA.
Support of the Intern Program, which includes assisting with housing requirements and monitoring/chaperoning students in the program.
OST-P40-2024-01 - Grant Management System - Grant Management System to provide decision assistance and assessment for grant evaluators.
Project AR ERFO FS 2020-1(1) involves repairing damage caused by a landslide on Morgan Mountain Road in Ozark National Forest in Madison County, Arkansas. The work will consist of constructing a gabion-faced Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) Wall to stabilize the landslide and reconstructing a 14-foot-wide, two-way, single-lane road with a 6-inch gravel surface. The work will include roadway excavation and backfill, geogrid placement, installation of culverts and manholes, and other miscellaneous tasks.
IDIQ for NHI Development & Delivery of Pavement and Materials, Construction and Maintenance, Asset Management, and Financial Management Training.