The Forest Service has once again awarded a $97 million contract to ReserveAmerica of Ballston Spa, N.Y., to provide a single federal recreation information and reservation service.
The award is the result of a recompete for the National Recreation Reservation Service after a bidder protested the original award. The contract will consolidate and expand the existing federal reservation service and offer one-stop shopping to the public for a wide range of federal recreation areas and facilities as part of the president’s Recreation One-Stop e-government initiative.
The reservation service will offer centralized information for more than 57,000 campgrounds, cabins and parks, and tours of national sites, historic homes and caves through a single portal at www.recreation.gov. The Web site is expected to be operational in December.
The contract base period is 3 ½ years, with options for a total contract period not to exceed 10 years and a total potential value of $97 million.
Besides the Forest Service, participating agencies include the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers.
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