NACE REPAIR TERMITE DAMAGE FOWA

The National Park Service (NPS) has issued Request for Quotation (RFQ) 140P3026Q0045 for a firm-fixed-price purchase order to perform termite assessment and treatment, alongside drywall and framing repairs, at Fort Washington Park in Maryland. This project is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 236220, with a size standard of $45.0 million. The contractor must provide all labor, materials, and expertise to execute two interdependent scopes of work within two historic buildings (guard and jail rooms): - Scope A: Termite assessment, treatment, and follow-up inspections. - Scope B: Removal and replacement of damaged drywall, insulation, and associated framing. The overall period of performance is one year from the date of award. Initial treatment and construction repairs must be completed within 90 days of award (with a 60-day target), followed by mandatory termite inspections at the 6-month and 12-month milestones. Payment is structured around two milestones: Milestone 1 covers initial work completion and acceptance (including all of Scope B), and Milestone 2 releases the remaining retained Scope A funds after the final 12-month inspection. A mandatory pre-quotation site visit is scheduled for September 16, 2026. Written questions are due by September 18, 2026, and final electronic quotations must be submitted to Contract Specialist Richard Burns by September 23, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. ET. Award will be made to the responsible small business offering the lowest-priced, technically acceptable quotation.

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This document provides the specific building dimensions required for a government procurement contract involving termite treatment and drywall repair. It outlines the precise floor measurements for four distinct rooms—the Guard Room, Jail, Adjutant’s Office, and Commandant’s Office—along with an approximate ceiling height of 8 feet and the rough perimeter dimensions for each building structure. These measurements serve as the essential technical specifications for contractors to estimate the scope and cost of the mitigation and repair work.

This federal document is Davis-Bacon Act General Wage Decision Number MD20260121, which establishes prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits for building construction projects in Prince George's County, Maryland. Published on SAM.gov, this June 4, 2026 modification applies to contractors bidding on federal and federally assisted construction contracts within the specified region. The wage determination lists hourly rates and fringe benefits across various labor categories, including skilled trades (such as electricians, plumbers, and steamfitters), equipment operators, laborers, and truck drivers. Notable hourly rates include Electricians at $57.00 (with $22.15 in fringes) and Elevator Mechanics at $57.16 (with $44.61 in fringes), while standard Laborers are set at $30.47 (with $9.10 in fringes). Additionally, the document outlines compliance requirements for Executive Order 13706, which mandates paid sick leave for federal contractors, and references Executive Order 13658 regarding minimum wage standards. It provides detailed guidance on interpreting union, survey, and state-adopted rate identifiers. Finally, the file outlines the official three-step Wage Determination Appeals Process, explaining how interested parties can request reviews or appeal decisions through the Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division and the Administrative Review Board.

This Statement of Work details requirements for a single federal contract to perform termite assessment and treatment (Scope A) and drywall removal and replacement (Scope B) at two historic buildings within Fort Washington Park, Maryland. Because the scopes are interdependent, the selected contractor must manage both, including any subcontracted efforts, while safeguarding the historic character of the structures. Scope A requires a licensed pest control professional to conduct a comprehensive termite inspection, record moisture levels, provide a detailed assessment report, and establish continuous chemical barriers using EPA-approved, low-impact liquid termiticides. Scope B entails the selective demolition and replacement of damaged drywall, insulation, and wooden framing (including ceiling joists and studs) across four rooms. Contractors must install new gypsum board systems finished to Level 4 or 5, matching the existing historic wall planes, textures, and trim. A mandatory pre-bid site walk-through is required to verify actual field quantities, as provided plans and photos are for reference only. The contractor must coordinate all activities with National Park Service (NPS) staff to ensure visitor safety, protect adjacent historic fabric, and minimize operational disruptions. Deliverables include detailed pre-project safety, dust containment, and waste disposal plans, as well as finish mock-ups for Scope B. Work must begin within 15 days of award and comply with all applicable OSHA, EPA, and NPS Integrated Pest Management standards.