The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a contractor to repair the Grandma Tract Well at the Modoc National Wildlife Refuge in California. The project involves a hydrogeological assessment of the well, identification of necessary repairs, and provision of a report with findings and recommendations. The contractor must have experience working on pump systems and be able to complete the work within 45 days of Notice to Proceed. The project includes tasks such as downhole surveys, video inspections, and preparation of a written report with recommended actions and repair cost estimates.
• The contractor must possess a valid C-57 Well Drilling Contractor License and other required licenses and certifications.
• The contractor must demonstrate experience inspecting and evaluating deep well pump systems or similar wells.
• The contractor must be able to complete all tasks in the Statement of Work, including downhole survey, borehole video inspection, evaluation of pump, motor, diesel engine, and associated components, and preparation of a written report with recommended actions and repair cost estimate.
• The contractor must be able to complete the site visit within two weeks of Notice to Proceed and submit the final report within 45 days of Notice to Proceed.
• The contractor must be able to perform work at Modoc National Wildlife Refuge near Alturas, California, including coordination of access behind locked gates.
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