The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to provide geotechnical engineering services for the redevelopment of the Camp Muir area in Mount Rainier National Park. The project involves evaluating the geotechnical and structural stability of the developed area, including the assessment of subsurface soil and rock conditions, foundation design, and geohazards such as rockfall and slope instabilities. The contractor will need to provide recommendations for mitigation and stabilization of existing structures and landscape features. The project also involves the removal of unsightly and condemned buildings and the construction of new visitor facilities.
• The project is located in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
• The contractor will need to evaluate the geotechnical and structural stability of the developed area
• The project involves assessing subsurface soil and rock conditions, foundation design, and geohazards
• The contractor will need to provide recommendations for mitigation and stabilization of existing structures and landscape features
• The project involves the removal of unsightly and condemned buildings and the construction of new visitor facilities
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