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GWMP - 18658 - Rehabilitation for Theodore Roosevelt Island CLR Treatment Recommendations

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The Department of the Interior is seeking architectural and engineering services to develop schematic designs for several rehabilitation projects at Theodore Roosevelt Island. These efforts will focus on implementing the Universal Trail system, the approach trail, the Swamp Trail boardwalk, and various fountain utility upgrades, all based on established CLR-EA treatment recommendations. The scope of work includes the preparation of review materials to ensure compliance with Section 106, the National Capital Planning Commission, and the Commission of Fine Arts, as well as the completion of Phase II archaeological assessments. This project is currently listed as a forecast under NAICS code 541320.

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Architectural and engineering services for rehabilitation projects and designs at Theodore Roosevelt Island.

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Department of the Interior

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541320 - Landscape Architectural ServicesView NAICS

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VA, USA

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The project will provide AE services to develop schematic design preferred alternative for multiple rehabilitation projects based upon CLR-EA treatment recommendations. Services will include coordination and preparation of review materials for Section 106, NCPC, and CFA compliance, and archeological Phase II. Rehabilitation projects will include implementing the Universal Trail system, the approach trail and the Swamp Trail boardwalk; and fountain utility upgrades.

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