The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to inspect and clean two water tanks, one located at Montezuma Castle and the other at Tuzigoot. The tanks are 50,000 gallons each and have different dimensions and materials. The contractor will need to provide internal dive inspections, remove sediment, and dispose of wastewater and solids. The park has a designated area for disposal, and the contractor will need to follow specific guidelines for cathodic protection systems and temporary water requirements. The period of performance is from February 27, 2026, to April 17, 2026.
• The contractor will need to inspect and clean two water tanks, one at Montezuma Castle and one at Tuzigoot.
• The tanks have different dimensions and materials, with the Montezuma Castle tank being 30 feet in diameter and the Tuzigoot tank being 22 feet by 44 feet.
• The contractor will need to provide internal dive inspections and remove sediment from the tanks.
• The contractor will need to dispose of wastewater and solids at the Montezuma Castle National Monument sewage lagoons.
• The contractor will need to follow specific guidelines for cathodic protection systems and temporary water requirements.
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