P--DEMOLISH TWO BUILDINGS AT CARNESTOWN

Solicitation 140P5226Q0001 is a Firm-Fixed Price commercial service contract issued by the National Park Service for the demolition and site restoration of Carnestown Corner in the Big Cypress National Preserve, located in Ochopee, Florida. The project involves the complete removal of two buildings, specifically the Sheriff Office and Chamber of Commerce, along with a gazebo, a shed, a chain-link fence, and all associated foundations, slabs, ramps, walkways, and septic system components. The contractor is responsible for hazardous material handling, including asbestos abatement and refrigerant recovery, as well as the legal offsite disposal of debris. A key requirement is the implementation of a Waste Management Plan focused on reuse and recycling, with final site grading required to match surrounding elevations within 0.1 feet. The radio tower, tower building, and generator must remain fully operational throughout the duration of the work. The contract is a total small business set-aside under NAICS 238910. The period of performance is scheduled from March 2, 2026, to May 30, 2026, providing a 90-day window for completion. Award selection is based on a Best Value trade-off, evaluating both the technical approach and price. Compliance with the Service Contract Labor Standards and various environmental regulations from the EPA and FDEP is mandatory. Final acceptance of the project is contingent upon a visual inspection by the Contracting Officer's Representative to ensure all debris is removed and site grades are consistent with the surrounding terrain.