Historical Research & Narrative Development – Paris Properties

The contract aims to conduct archival research and develop detailed historical narratives related to U.S. diplomatic properties in Paris, with specific focus on the OECD Ambassador’s residence and a former diplomatic compound. The work involves uncovering and synthesizing historical records to produce comprehensive, well-documented reports that capture the significance, evolution, and cultural context of these properties. Researchers will be expected to analyze primary and secondary sources, engage with historical archives, and present findings in a clear, authoritative narrative format suitable for institutional and governmental use. The opportunity is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541690, indicating specialized professional, scientific, and technical services. It is issued by the U.S. Embassy Paris under the Department of State and requires proposals to be submitted by August 14, 2026. Performance will be centered in Paris, where the properties under study are located, and the work must be completed within the timeframe outlined by the solicitation. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the contract is designed to support the historical preservation and diplomatic legacy objectives of the U.S. government abroad.