Latest US Horseshoe Contracts & Bids

The US government intends to award a supply contract to Global Star Medical Inc. for one procedure image movement table with holster and horseshoe head rest for the Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon, GA. Interested vendors should respond by 8 September 2025 06:00 AM Central Time. This is a sole source action, not a request for competitive proposals.

The project involves the design, build, and restoration of a spring system, including dam decommissioning, outflow channel reconstruction, irrigation infrastructure removal, and visitor access improvements. The project area is located at the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Nye County, Nevada. The period of performance is 3 years and 5 months from the Notice to Proceed (NTP) date, with an anticipated NTP date 30 days after contract award. The contractor is responsible for all permitting, including environmental, cultural resource, and utility permits. The contractor must coordinate with the refuge manager and project leader for a proposed construction work window. Normal business hours for the refuge are Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Limited accommodation to an alternate schedule may be possible with coordination. The contractor is responsible for site cleanup and waste management. The contractor must provide a preliminary project schedule for review and approval prior to the preconstruction meeting. The contractor must submit SF **** for each subcontractor within 14 days of contract award. The contractor must obtain written approval from the SBA and contracting officer prior to any subcontracting. The contractor must update the schedule every two weeks. The contractor must provide a project manager or project superintendent onsite at all times. USFW operations have precedence over construction activities. The contractor must effectively secure the worksite, staging areas, and material storage areas. The contractor is responsible for health and safety on the worksite. The contractor must provide barricades and warning devices as necessary to safeguard the public, workers, and government personnel. The contractor must provide a quality assurance/quality control plan. The contractor must provide electronic submittals indicating professional engineer of record and contractor approval. The contractor must direct contracting-related inquiries in writing or electronically to the contracting officer (CO) and technical-related inquiries to the contracting officer's representative (COR). A project kickoff meeting will be held after contract award. The contractor must submit a schedule of values and a master submittal list. The contractor must provide a site-specific safety plan, job hazard analysis (JHA), and health and safety plan (HSP). The contractor must provide testing agency qualifications, permits, licenses, and certificates. The contractor must provide a dewatering plan. The contractor must provide a demolition and construction schedule, updating reports, daily construction reports, site condition reports, and qualification data. The contractor must provide a quality control plan (QCP). The contractor must provide a site utilization plan and project identification and temporary signs. The contractor must provide product substitution requests if applicable. The contractor must provide certificates, landfill receipts, certified surveys, and final property surveys where required. The contractor must provide proposed protection measures and a schedule of selective demolition activities. The contractor must provide a demolition, recycling, and disposal plan, recycling and processing facility records, landfill and incinerator disposal records. The contractor must provide a written spill prevention and response procedure. The contractor must provide toxic and hazardous materials storage, application, and disposal procedures. The contractor must provide a construction plan. The contractor must provide product literature, product data, material safety data sheets (MSDS), and product material certifications for proposed new materials and products. The contractor must provide a list of incomplete items, certified list of incomplete items, certificates of release, certificate of insurance for continuing coverage, and a schedule of maintenance material items. The contractor must provide operation and maintenance manuals