Z--Emergency Deconstruction 2 Towers

The National Park Service has awarded a firm-fixed-price contract to Pearl Beach Construction, a small business, for the emergency deconstruction of two towers at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Wisconsin, with a total contract value of $123,000. The work involves the complete dismantling, labeling, palletizing, and transport of the historic Chequamegon Light Tower and the adjacent USCG cylindrical tower using marine access, with all historic components to be delivered to 37705 Roys Point Boulevard, Bayfield, WI for NPS handover and the USCG tower to be recycled or disposed of in accordance with EPA and state regulations. The contract, issued under solicitation number 140P6426Q0074 and classified under NAICS code 238910, is a 100% total small business set-aside, requiring the contractor to maintain active small business representation in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier. Performance is required within 90 calendar days following award, with operations constrained to designated staging areas and all work subject to compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926, ASTM, ANSI, USCG marine safety guidelines, and DOI invasive species protocols. Special requirements include environmental controls, turbidity management, debris removal, and immediate suspension of work if cultural or archaeological resources are discovered, along with strict prohibitions on smoking and vaping within 25 feet of federal buildings. The contractor must provide all temporary services including marine vessels, power generation, fuel containment, and sanitation, and submit all invoices exclusively through the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform. Prior to award, the offeror must demonstrate technical capability through a completed questionnaire and provide at least three relevant references verifying experience in similar tower deconstruction projects. All components must be palletized, labeled to match an inventory sheet, and handled with care to preserve historic materials. The Contracting Officer, Jarrod Brown, based in Macedonia, OH, will oversee the contract and is authorized to accept deliverables after inspection at both the offshore worksite and the mainland delivery location. A Contracting Officer’s Representative will be designated in writing after award to monitor performance. No options, security clearances, or organizational conflict of interest provisions are included, and the award is based on a trade-off evaluation of price, technical competence, and past performance—not on a lowest price technically acceptable basis.