GAOA Kents Lk. CG Reconstruction, Fishlake NF, Utah

On September 24, 2026, amendment 0003 to solicitation 1240LT26Q0106 - GAOA Kents Lk. CG Reconstruction, Fishlake National Forest has been posted to SAM.gov and accomplished the following:

1. Post RFI questions and answers labeled C05a Final RFI QA 1240LT26Q0106.

2. Post site visit sign in sheet labeled C05b Site Visit Sign In 1240LT26Q0106.

3. UTILITY TABLES SHALL BE GOVERNMENT FURNSIHED under Line 6 of the notes on page D12 of the drawings is removed in its entirety.

4. Part 2 - Products from specifications SECTION 323125 - COMPOSITE WOOD FENCE is removed in its entirety. See file .... Read More

On September 3, 2026, amendment 0002 to solicitation 1240LT26Q0106 - GAOA Kents Lk. CG

Reconstruction at Fishlake National Forest has been posted to SAM.gov and accomplished the following:

1. Post the RFI Q&A labeled C05a RFI Q&A 1240LT26Q0106.

2. Post the update Specifications labeled C05b SPECS KentsLakeCG_FINAL_5.2.2026

3. Post the updated SOI labeled C05c SOI Kents Lake 05.18.2026

This amendment must be acknowledged and submitted with your proposal.

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On August 19, 2026, amendment 0001 to solicitation 1240LT26Q0106 - GAOA Kents Lk. CG Reconstruction, Fishlake National Forest has been posted to SAM.gov and accomplished the .... Read More

The Kent’s Lake Campground Reconstruction Project, part of the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) program, will restore the campground’s natural environment while updating facilities to support increasing recreational use and modern vehicle requirements. The work includes demolition of existing structures, installation of new concrete features, upgraded family and tent campsites, improved water and sewer infrastructure, roadway and drainage enhancements, rock and retaining wall construction, fencing and gates, new signage, and site restoration including grading, surfacing, and seeding. The project aims to enhance visitor safety, accessibility, and resource protection while preserving the forest’s natural character.