INDE-REPLACEMENT OF DUPLEX VERTICAL MULT

This federal solicitation (No. 140P4226Q0060) is issued by the National Park Service (NPS) Northeast Regional Contracting office. It requests firm-fixed-price quotes for the replacement of domestic water booster pump systems at Independence National Historical Park (INDE) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The scope of work requires the contractor to remove existing systems and install, start up, and commission two new duplex vertical multistage variable-speed booster pump systems—one at the Merchant Exchange Building and one at the Second Bank of the United States. To minimize disruption, the contractor must maintain continuous domestic water service during normal public and business hours through sequential replacement or a temporary bypass. Key deliverables include preconstruction submittals (such as product data, site safety plans, and temporary water service plans), a contractor-led commissioning report witnessed by the government, as-built drawings, operations and maintenance manuals, and a Waste Management Report documenting off-site disposal. All work must comply with occupational safety standards, local building and plumbing codes, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties to protect historic structures. The period of performance is from October 15, 2026, to February 15, 2027. Quotes are due by September 22, 2026. Prospective offerors must have an active System for Award Management (SAM) registration at the time of award.

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This document is Attachment 2 (Quote Submission Package) for Solicitation 140P4226Q0060, issued by the National Park Service. The solicitation is for the replacement of duplex vertical multistage variable speed booster pump systems at Independence National Historical Park (INDE). It provides the required templates and instructions for offerors to prepare and submit their Technical Volume (File I). The submission package consists of four primary components: 1. **Technical Capability:** A section where the offeror must describe their proposed technical approach, specify self-performed versus subcontracted work, identify the equipment to be used, and provide a draft project schedule. 2. **Relevant Experience Questionnaire:** A form requiring the offeror to list and describe three past projects of similar scope, including contract values, periods of performance, and agency contact information. 3. **Biobased Certification:** A section where offerors must identify any biobased products to be used, specify their biobased content percentage, and document their past two years of experience utilizing such products. 4. **Certifications from Section K:** Mandatory representations and certifications regarding responsibility matters (FAR 52.209-7), violations of arms control treaties (FAR 52.209-13), and taxes on certain foreign procurements (FAR 52.229-11). Offerors must complete and sign these forms, or provide alternate documentation containing the exact same information, to be considered for a contract award.

This federal document contains official "as-constructed" engineering drawings, schedules, and specifications for a utility rehabilitation project at the Second Bank of the United States, located within the Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prepared for the National Park Service Denver Service Center under Contract 1433C4500020910, the project was managed by the Daniel J. Keating Company (Contractor) alongside STV, Inc. (Construction Management). The drawings detail a comprehensive mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection infrastructure overhaul across the building's basement, first floor, second floor, and attic levels. Specific plumbing and utility scope items include: - Demolition and removal of existing domestic water services, condenser water lines, water heaters, and booster systems. - Installation of a new 3-inch domestic water and irrigation service, featuring a 120-gallon hydropneumatic storage tank, duplex booster pumps, and a reduced-pressure backflow preventer. - Installation of a new 6-inch fire service line utilizing a double detector check valve assembly. - Replacement and integration of various facility fixtures, including ADA-compliant water closets, waterless urinals, lavatories, and point-of-use instantaneous water heaters (DWH-2). - Detailed diagrams for core systems such as elevator sump pumps, duplex sewage ejectors, and floor drainage networks, accompanied by general coordination guidelines for hazardous material mitigation.