Z--FONE VC BLOCK WALL AND DRAINAGE
ID: 140P4225B0003Type: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THENATIONAL PARK SERVICENER SERVICES MABO (43000)BOSTON, MA, 02129, USA

NAICS

Masonry Contractors (238140)

PSC

MAINTENANCE OF OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES AND SERVICE BUILDINGS (Z1AZ)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/f0515130fde540be8ba33e849a1dad64/view
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    Description

    The Department of the Interior, specifically the National Park Service, is seeking contractors for the rehabilitation of the block retaining wall and drainage systems at the Fort Necessity National Battlefield Visitor Center in Pennsylvania. The project involves repairing the deteriorated split block facing of the retaining wall and improving drainage to enhance site integrity and prevent further deterioration, while adhering to strict environmental preservation guidelines. This initiative is crucial for maintaining the historical infrastructure of the park and ensuring compliance with local environmental regulations. Interested contractors must respond to the Sources Sought notice by April 8, 2025, at 12 PM ET, and should have an active registration in the Systems for Awards Management (SAM), with project costs estimated between $250,000 and $500,000. For further inquiries, contact Gabriel Zambrano at gabriel_zambrano@nps.gov or call 916-591-1513.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Zambrano, Gabriel
    (916) 591-1513
    gabriel_zambrano@nps.gov
    Files
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    Draft_Drawings_1.pdf
    The document outlines a project by the National Park Service aimed at replacing deteriorated split block facing on a retaining wall and improving drainage systems near the Fort Necessity National Battlefield visitor center in Pennsylvania. The project involves significant site disturbance, estimated at approximately 2,265 square feet. Key construction tasks include demolishing existing structures, such as concrete slabs and storm drain inlets, while installing new drainage systems, including a trench drain, and regrading the area. Detailed erosion and sediment control measures are mandated to ensure compliance during construction, including installing silt fences and storm inlet protection prior to any disturbances. The document emphasizes adherence to local environmental regulations and proper soil management. The proposed work aims to enhance the structural integrity of existing walls and optimize site drainage to prevent further deterioration while upholding ecological safeguards during construction. Overall, this project illustrates a commitment to preserving park infrastructure while addressing environmental concerns.
    Draft_Specifications_1.pdf
    The Fort Necessity National Battlefield project involves rehabilitating the Visitor Center block retaining wall in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. The project aims to repair the deteriorating retaining wall, specifically the split block facing on the Northeast corner. The contract is managed under a single prime contract, emphasizing that the contractor will have full use of the site for operations while adhering to strict limitations regarding environmental preservation and public access. The document details various sections covering general requirements, project management, contract modification procedures, and specific construction methods such as earthwork and masonry. It includes instructions on coordinating work phases, maintaining the integrity of existing structures, and managing environmental factors and public interactions. Further complexities involve adhering to construction schedules, managing archaeological protections, ensuring safety compliance, and implementing sustainable design requirements. Specific guidelines for contractor responsibilities, utility management, and requests for information are provided to ensure a smooth execution of the project while meeting governmental standards for historical preservation. This summary encapsulates the essential points of the project specifications as part of federal RFPs, targeting clarity and adherence to regulations and procedures while emphasizing the project's intent to restore and maintain the historical integrity of the site.
    Sources_Sought_1.pdf
    The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking responses for a Sources Sought regarding the rehabilitation of the block retaining wall at the Fort Necessity National Battlefield Visitor Center. The project aims to repair the deteriorated split block facing of the wall, as outlined in a draft Statement of Work (SOW) attached to the notice. Interested contractors must respond by April 8, 2025, at 12 PM ET and should possess an active registration in the Systems for Awards Management (SAM). The NPS plans to award a firm-fixed price contract, with project costs estimated between $250K and $500K. The appropriate North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is 238140 for Masonry Contractors. Responses to the notice will aid in market research and inform future solicitation processes. Interested parties are required to provide their company information and indicate whether they plan to submit a proposal upon formal solicitation.
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