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DALLAS COUNTY HERITAGE SOCIETY

UEI: YQVJPHDR8DS6

DALLAS COUNTY HERITAGE SOCIETY is a federal contractor, registered under UEI YQVJPHDR8DS6. It has been awarded $88,704 across 3 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and Historical Sites. Top awarding agencies include Institute Of Museum And Library Services and Environmental Protection Agency.

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Institute Of Museum And Library Services$86.0K96.9%

Environmental Protection Agency$2.7K3.1%

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- Unknown NAICS$86.0K96.9%

712120 - Historical Sites$2.7K3.1%

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Amtrak Zoo Yard Phila PA Scrap Rail

Solicitation # 2026-116

Amtrak is soliciting bids for the sale of surplus scrap rail at Zoo Yard in Philadelphia, PA, under solicitation number 2026-116, with responses due by August 7, 2026. The contract involves the removal of various lengths of rail, including straight rail, switch points, and frogs, with the awardee responsible for supplying all equipment necessary to load and haul away the material. A site visit is optional but must be scheduled in advance with Kirk Wunderlich, the on-site contact. A non-refundable purchase of RRLI for $288 is required to participate. All contractors must register on AmtrakContractor.com, complete the mandatory Amtrak Contractor Safety & Rules Orientation, pass the associated test within two attempts, and pay a $40 training fee per person. Personnel must obtain and carry a valid Amtrak-issued ID badge—either a 15-day temporary badge or a one-year photo badge—and secure a Permit to Enter through Amtrak’s online portal before accessing the site. Strict adherence to Amtrak’s safety rulebooks, including AMT-2 Electrical Operating Rules, Blue Signal Protection, and Roadway Worker Protection, is mandatory, with immediate work suspension for violations. Contractors must comply with Amtrak’s Typical Equipment & Vehicle Grounding Standards, particularly ensuring grounding connections are made only to the running rail and never to isolated components, with warning labels installed per specified drawings in ANSI green and black. No specific packaging, marking, or invoicing requirements are outlined, and no formal evaluation factors, cost data, or contracting officer details are provided, indicating a straightforward surplus sale with primary emphasis on safety compliance and site access protocols.

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CPC Historical Cemeteries

Solicitation # BD-26-1249-B135-B135-131458

B135 - Finance Department

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Liberty Under Law: The Shared Anglo-American Tradition

Solicitation # DOS-London-PD-2026-02

The U.S. Department of State, through its U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom, is seeking proposals for innovative public education and civic engagement programs in the UK that deepen understanding of the shared Anglo-American common law tradition and commemorate the 70th anniversary of the American Bar Association’s Magna Carta Memorial in Runnymede. The initiative, titled “Liberty Under Law: The Shared Anglo-American Tradition,” aims to connect foundational legal principles—such as freedom of speech, due process, trial by jury, limited government, rule of law, property rights, taxation by consent, and ordered liberty—to contemporary civic life through scalable, high-visibility activities. Eligible applicants must demonstrate the capacity to deliver flagship symposia, traveling or modular exhibitions, digital and multimedia content, guest speaker exchanges, and permanent educational resources like open-access archives or curricula, with a clear plan for monitoring and evaluation tied to measurable outcomes in public understanding and engagement. Proposals must be submitted by August 21, 2026, via email to londongrants@state.gov, and must include the SF-424 and SF-424A forms, a 15-page project narrative, a two-page Monitoring and Evaluation Performance Monitoring Plan with a Theory of Change diagram and datasheet, a detailed line-item budget, resumes or position descriptions for key personnel, letters of support from partners, proof of non-profit status, and registration documentation. Awards are expected to range between $100,000 and $500,000, with up to three grants anticipated, and must begin no later than September 30, 2026, with a maximum performance period of 18 months. Evaluation will prioritize project design, innovation, and feasibility (25 points), followed by organizational capacity and past performance (20 points), monitoring and sustainability (15 points), and cost effectiveness (10 points), with a trade-off approach where technical merit outweighs cost. High-risk applicants face additional oversight, including monthly narrative reports, quarterly financial reports, potential withholding of 10% of funds, and mandatory electronic fund transfers. All activities must comply with 2 CFR 200, federal anti-discrimination laws, and Department of State branding guidelines, including use of the Freedom 250 logo. Unallowable costs include construction, direct social services, and FASC-prohibited drones, while pre-award expenses are not reimbursable. Applicants must hold a valid Unique Entity

U.S. Mission To The United Kingdom

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9/11 Memorial Act Grant

Solicitation # P26AS00150

The 9/11 Memorial Act Grant Program, administered by the National Park Service under the Department of the Interior, provides competitive grants to support the operation, security, maintenance, preservation, and public accessibility of on-site memorials commemorating the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Eligible memorials, referred to as covered memorials, must be located at the attack sites and offer free admission to active and retired military personnel, registered first responders to the attacks, and family members of victims, in addition to providing free public admission at least once per week. The program aims to ensure these memorials remain safe, accessible, and educational for future generations, with a specific focus on increasing visitation by economically disadvantaged populations. Funding is limited to a total program appropriation of $4 million, with individual awards ranging from $100,000 to $4 million, and an estimated 1 to 3 awards anticipated. Applicants must demonstrate a 1:1 cost share, adhere to strict budget realism, and show measurable outcomes in security, maintenance, preservation, and public education. All applicants must be registered in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier and must submit applications through Grants.gov prior to the August 5, 2026 deadline. A mandatory initial review screens for eligibility and responsiveness, eliminating non-compliant applications before merit-based evaluation. Evaluation is based on four equally weighted criteria—Project Need, Project Budget, Project Impact on Operation Security and Maintenance, and Project Impact on Preservation and Education—each scored on a 0–10 point scale using standardized descriptors. Budgets must reflect reasonable costs, low indirect expenses, and firm financial commitments, with preference given to applicants with lower indirect cost rates when all other factors are equal. Risk assessments under 2 CFR 200.206 will be conducted on all applicants, examining financial integrity, past performance, and administrative capacity, with additional SAM.gov reviews required for awards exceeding $350,000. Compliance with federal regulations is strict and includes adherence to 2 CFR 200.329 for performance reporting using the SF-425, mandatory disclosure of conflicts of interest under 2 CFR 1402.112 and 200.113, and reporting of any issues that materially impair award objectives. Applicants must also comply with lobbying disclosure requirements via SF-LLL if requesting over $100,000, submit

National Park Service

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Veterans Memorial Park Education & Cultural Center Interactive Displays

Solicitation # RFP-26-00320

Hillsborough County is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified contractors to design, fabricate, deliver, and install modern interactive display exhibits for the Veterans Memorial Park Education and Cultural Center, with an estimated project budget of $800,000. The initiative aims to enhance public engagement and education through cutting-edge technology, requiring proposers to demonstrate proven experience in delivering similar cultural or memorial exhibits with interactive components. All bids must be submitted by the deadline of August 6, 2026, at 6:00 PM EST, under solicitation number RFP-26-00320, which was posted on July 2, 2026. The project will be performed in Florida, and while no specific set-aside or NAICS code is indicated, the County expects vendors to provide detailed technical approaches, project timelines, quality assurance measures, and evidence of past performance. Proposals should address integration with existing infrastructure, durability for public use, accessibility standards, and long-term maintenance considerations to ensure the exhibits serve the veteran community and general public for years to come.

Hillsborough County

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Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund Grant Opportunity

Solicitation # RFA-123561

The Department of Historic Resources is open for applications to the Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund, which provides financial support for the fee simple acquisition or protective easement purchase of designated Virginia battlefield lands, as authorized by Virginia Code Section 10.1-2202.4. Up to $5,622,324 in funding is available for this grant round, which will accept applications exclusively through the WebGrants portal between July 1, 2026, and September 1, 2026. Applicants must register for and submit proposals via the WebGrants system at the designated state portal, and all projects must align with the fund’s mission to preserve historically significant battlefields within Virginia. The solicitation is issued under number RFA-123561, with Kelley Kapsak serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries via email or phone. All activity is confined to Virginia, with no set-aside classifications or NAICS codes specified. Interested parties are directed to the department’s official webpage for additional details on eligibility, project requirements, and application guidelines. Only submissions made through WebGrants before the September 1, 2026 deadline will be considered for funding.

Department of Historic Resources

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Historic African American Cemetery and Graves Fund (AACGF) Grant Opportunity

Solicitation # RFA-123559

The Historic African American Cemetery and Graves Fund provides state funding through the Virginia Department of Historic Resources to support the care, documentation, and preservation of African American cemeteries and graves established before 1948 across the Commonwealth. This grant program is designed to assist with both routine maintenance and significant preservation projects, ensuring these culturally significant sites are respectfully maintained and recognized as vital parts of Virginia’s history. Eligible applicants can seek financial support for activities that promote long-term stewardship, including site cleanup, monument restoration, archival research, and community education initiatives. The solicitation for this grant opportunity, identified as RFA-123559, was posted on July 1, 2026, with a final deadline for submissions set for May 31, 2027. The program is administered by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources and is open to entities operating within the state. All work funded under this program must take place within Virginia. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Kelley Kapsak at the provided contact information and access additional details through the official vendor portal link. There are no set-asides specified for this opportunity, and it is available to eligible SLED organizations aligned with the program’s mission to honor and preserve these historic burial grounds.

Department of Historic Resources

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NTV27TACS22 - Notice to Vendors - BC Heritage Branch Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport

Solicitation # BCNTV27TACS22_-_BC_Heritage_Branch_

The Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport is seeking qualified vendors to provide site operation and management services for the Grist Mill Historic Site, replacing the existing Heritage Site Management Agreement. This solicitation, designated as BCNTV27TACS22, invites proposals for comprehensive operational oversight, including maintenance, visitor services, programming, and preservation activities essential to the site’s public function and historical integrity. The procurement is open to all eligible respondents without set-aside restrictions, targeting organizations with demonstrated experience in heritage site management and public heritage operations. The solicitation was posted on June 8, 2026, with a response deadline of August 31, 2026, at 10:00 PM Pacific Time. Interested parties must submit proposals in accordance with the requirements outlined in the official notice, with all inquiries directed to the Contracting Authority at Procecon@gov.bc.ca. The North American Industry Classification System code 712120 applies, reflecting the nature of the services as related to museums, historical sites, and similar institutions. The place of performance and agency details are associated with the Government of Canada’s Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport, and full details are accessible through the CanadaBuys portal.

Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport

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Individual Banana Pass Flyby Demonstrations

FA4897 366 Cons Pkp

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Historic Military Aircraft Formation Flight Performance

FA4897 366 Cons Pkp

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Castle Air Museum Aviation Pavilion Project (RSO 0272-25, SP 25-10-0200, AR 25-10-0300)

Solicitation # RSO 0272-25, SP 25-10-0200, AR 25-10-0300

The Castle Air Museum Aviation Pavilion Project entails the development of a 31.14-acre site at 5050 Santa Fe Drive in Atwater, California, under approved entitlements for Resolution No. 0272-25, Site Plan Review No. 25-10-0200, and Architectural Review No. 25-10-0300. The project is being led by Span Construction and Engineering, Inc., with the City of Atwater serving as the lead agency, and involves a three-phase construction effort to expand the museum’s footprint and public offerings. Phase one includes the construction of a 60,000-square-foot Pavilion Building with 28,000 square feet of roof-covered space and the relocation of the 9,600-square-foot SR-71 Hanger from Beale Air Force Base. Phase two adds a 50,000-square-foot Pavilion Building, a 10,000-square-foot Café/Gift Shop, 30,000 square feet of additional roof-covered area, and a parking lot accommodating 177 vehicles. Phase three completes the plan with the construction of an 80,000-square-foot Pavilion Building. The site is zoned for commercial, institutional, and path uses under the Atwater General Plan, and construction is scheduled to begin on January 1, 2026, with operations expected to commence in 2028. Compliance with environmental regulations is central to the project’s execution, as it is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and aligned with state building codes including Title 24 and CALGreen. Mitigation measures are required to address potential impacts on wildlife, including the San Joaquin kit fox and special-status bird species such as the Burrowing Owl and Swainson’s Hawk, necessitating pre-construction surveys, wildlife monitoring, and avoidance buffers. Noise levels are regulated to remain below 60 dB CNEL in accordance with local guidelines, and air quality standards limit emissions of NOx, ROG, and PM10 as dictated by the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District. Hazardous material investigations must adhere to DTSC and CUPA protocols, and construction sites must enforce restrictions on firearms and pets to protect local ecosystems. Waste management and trash storage procedures are specified to prevent environmental contamination. Although the project involves significant construction and infrastructure improvements,

City of Atwater

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26-422DNR-LNDMG-B-49970 | SMALL PURCHASE WITH SOLE SOURCE CONDITIONS Cahokia Mounds SHS Mound 72 Exhibit Modifications

Solicitation # 26-422DNR-LNDMG-B-49970

This contract pertains to a small purchase with sole source conditions for modifications to the Mound 72 exhibit at Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site. The contract, identified by solicitation number 26-422DNR-LNDMG-B-49970, is issued by the Illinois Office of Land Management, specifically under the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, located in Collinsville, IL. The work is to be performed at the same location, focusing on enhancing or altering the existing exhibit at the historic site. The contracting process is managed through a non-competitive sole source transaction, meaning only one supplier or contractor is eligible to perform the work. The point of contact for this solicitation is Jeffrey Nevins, listed as the purchaser, with contact details provided for further inquiries. The contract was posted on November 4, 2025, and interested parties could access related documents and details via the Illinois government bid portal. This contract emphasizes a streamlined procurement likely due to the specialized nature of the work required at this culturally significant location.

Office of Land Management

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Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Collections

Solicitation # 250806_Marine_2081a_NOE_Landesman_CabrilloAquarium

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, through Region 7 - Marine in Monterey, has issued a permit to the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium under Fish and Game Code Section 2081(a) to conduct year-round sampling of nearshore marine species for educational purposes through December 31, 2028. The permit authorizes the collection of steelhead trout and Chinook salmon using specific gear including hook and line, bottom and beam trawls, beach and purse seines, fyke and hoop nets, barrier nets, and fish traps across the nearshore waters of San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego counties. The sole purpose of the collections is to support the aquarium's permanent educational exhibits, and the activity is exempt from full environmental review under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15306, Class 6, as an information collection effort with minimal environmental impact. The permit holder is Jeff Landesman of the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, who is the designated representative and authorized operator. The project is not a competitive procurement and contains no pricing, contract value, or federal acquisition regulation clauses, as it is a state regulatory permit rather than a federal contract. No formal evaluation factors, award criteria, invoicing methods, payment details, or federal certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status are included or required. The lead agency contact is Dylan Inskeep, an Environmental Scientist, with Claire Waggoner serving as the Habitat Conservation Program Manager overseeing compliance. There are no designated Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative roles formally identified, and the permit conditions focus exclusively on adherence to species collection limits and avoidance of harm to listed species under the California Endangered Species Act.

Fish and Wildlife, Region 7 - Marine, Monterey

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Cultural Programming & Public EngagementThis contract involves organizing a range of cultural programming activities including public events, artist talks, educational workshops, and community outreach initiatives connected to the A250 exhibitions. The scope may include collaboration with Korean cultural institutions to enhance the reach and impact of these programs. The efforts are aimed at fostering engagement and education within the community through diverse and interactive events. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 712120, which pertains to performing arts companies. The place of performance is specified as Seoul, South Korea, with the postal code 03141. The contracting agency is associated with the U.S. Department of State's Acquisitions - AQM Momentum office. No set-aside provisions apply to this contract, and the solicitation was posted on August 11, 2025. The contract's primary goal is to support cultural exchange and public engagement through thoughtfully coordinated programming connected to the A250 exhibitions.

ACQUISITIONS - AQM MOMENTUM

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