Z--Wind Cave National Park Replace Boundary Fence US Highway 385

The National Park Service plans to issue a firm-fixed-price construction contract for boundary fence replacement at Wind Cave National Park. The project involves installing bison exclusion fencing along US Highway 385. This is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS 238990 and PSC Z2PZ. The base requirement covers 5,340 linear feet, with two bid options that could extend the total to 8,640 linear feet. Materials include galvanized steel posts and woven wire mesh. A South Dakota licensed surveyor must establish the property line before work begins. The performance period is 120 to 210 days, including a planned winter work stoppage. The contractor is responsible for maintaining fence integrity daily to ensure bison containment. The current attachment package consists of a single synopsis document detailing these initial requirements and operational constraints. The National Park Service has issued a pre-solicitation for replacing boundary fencing at Wind Cave National Park along US Highway 385. This 100% Small Business Set-Aside project focuses on installing bison exclusion fencing to manage wildlife movement. The National Park Service will award a firm-fixed-price contract to remove and replace boundary fencing near Hot Springs, South Dakota. Using an Invitation for Bid (IFB) process, the project covers labor, materials, and equipment for new livestock and bison exclusion fencing along US Highway 385. The base requirement is approximately 5,340 linear feet.