The National Park Service is seeking commercial services to haul, chlorinate, test, and deliver bulk potable water to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price, per‑gallon award for a base quantity of 500,000 gallons with two optional increments (500,000 gal and 1,000,000 gal) that may be exercised after award. Work must be performed between 2 Nov 2026 and 30 Nov 2026, with deliveries limited to daylight hours and a maximum daily volume of 250,000 gal. All transport‑tank trucks must be NSF/ANSI‑C‑61 certified, drivers must hold a CDL with tank‑vehicle endorsement, and each load must be inspected and approved by a government inspector on site. The solicitation is set‑aside for small businesses, and funding is not yet available, so the award is contingent on future appropriations.
• Provide bulk potable water hauling (500 k gal base) to the South Rim storage tanks.
• Include chlorine dosing, water‑quality testing (free chlorine, pH, turbidity, etc.) and per‑load documentation.
• Must meet stringent safety, environmental, and equipment certification requirements and operate within a tight November‑2026 performance window.
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