Grand Canyon restoration after the Dragon Bravo Fire would speed up.
This bill would let the National Park Service quickly hire contractors to clean up, rebuild, and improve parts of the Grand Canyon damaged by the Dragon Bravo Fire. This means faster recovery for the park. The Park Service would also need to report regularly to Congress on how the money is spent and the progress made.
Today, the National Park Service does not have specific emergency contracting powers to quickly hire companies for Grand Canyon restoration after the Dragon Bravo Fire. This means recovery efforts might take longer due to standard contracting procedures. If this bill becomes law, the National Park Service would be able to use emergency contracting rules to speed up hiring for cleanup, rebuilding, and improvements in the fire-damaged areas of the Grand Canyon. They would also need to report regularly to Congress on all related spending and progress.
HR 5729 · 119th Congress · October 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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