J--Electrical Inspection and Repair Services at Bosto

The contract for Electrical Inspection and Repair Services at Boston National Historical Park is a Time and Materials (T&M) acquisition with a Base Year and two Option Years, structured under a Small Business Set Aside for total small business participation. The work involves inspecting, maintaining, and repairing aging electrical systems across 20 historic buildings within the park, including Charlestown Navy Yard, Bunker Hill Monument, and Dorchester Heights. All services must comply with current codes including NEC 2023, IBC 2024, NFPA 70E, OSHA, and Massachusetts state licensing requirements, using only new UL/ETL-listed copper conductors, NEMA-rated panels, and commercial-grade fixtures appropriate for historic preservation. Work is performed on-site with strict adherence to minimally invasive, reversible methods to protect historic materials, and immediate cessation of operations is mandated if asbestos or lead paint is encountered. The Government supplies materials, and contractors may apply no more than a 20% markup. All labor must be performed by licensed Massachusetts Journeyman Electricians, with daily time records, monthly progress reports, consolidated inspection reports, and repair documentation required in electronic format. Inspection and acceptance occur at the designated NPS facilities, with the Contracting Officer’s Representative enforcing compliance through visual inspections, infrared scanning, voltage testing, grounding verification, and circuit analysis. Deficiencies are classified as Critical, High, Medium, or Low, with corresponding correction timelines. The solicitation, issued under number 140P4326Q0051 and posted on August 7, 2026, with a response deadline of August 21, 2026, is evaluated under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology. Offers must pass an Acceptable/Unacceptable threshold on Technical Capability—demonstrating licensed personnel, a sound technical approach, and subcontractor identification—and Past Performance—submitting evidence of three recent, relevant projects—before price is compared. Only technically acceptable offers are eligible for award, with the lowest-priced selected. The contract has an estimated value range of $100,000 to $309,000, structured with annual Not To Exceed ceilings per CLIN, and includes a Wage Determination effective through June 2026. Contract administration requires electronic invoice submission through the Department of the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), with payments directed to the address specified in Block 18a.