J--Lowell National Historical Park - Elevator Mainten

The contract solicitation 140P4326Q0023 issued by the National Park Service under the Department of the Interior seeks a firm-fixed-price service provider to perform maintenance, installation, and compliance services for elevator systems and UPS battery units at Lowell National Historical Park, with work locations including the Visitor Center, Kirk Street HQ, and other designated sites. The scope includes monthly preventive maintenance and annual certification for eight elevators and wheelchair lifts, installation of UPS batteries at three locations, and unscheduled maintenance services capped at $20,000 during the base period and option year. The contract period begins June 1, 2026, and ends May 31, 2027, with an optional one-year extension permitted for up to six additional months under specific terms, and a total potential duration not to exceed two years and six months. Contractors must comply with stringent federal labor standards including the Service Contract Act wage determination 2015-4035 Rev 33, Executive Order 14026 minimum wage requirements, and Executive Order 13706 paid sick leave mandates, and must ensure all personnel accessing the site undergo security background checks with encrypted submission of Social Security numbers, with unapproved personnel requiring constant escort. All proposals must demonstrate at least five years of experience with elevator and ADA lift maintenance and two years installing UPS battery systems, accompanied by three detailed past performance examples with client contacts and financial values. Technical submissions must include a work plan, verified qualifications, and a completed price schedule, with all responses submitted via email to Samuel McKenzie by the deadline of May 15, 2026. The contract mandates adherence to ANSI A17.1 and A17.2, ASME Q.E.I., and OSHA safety codes, with the contractor responsible for all inspections, testing, and documentation, including five-year load tests and quarterly assessments. Compliance with trade and security regulations is required through clauses prohibiting procurement of telecommunications equipment from banned vendors, requiring UEI and CAGE code disclosures, forbidding inverted corporations, and enforcing sanctions against Iran-related entities. Invoicing must be completed exclusively through the U.S. Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, and the contractor must register in SAM. No contract value has been established as pricing fields remain unfilled, indicating the solicitation is awaiting vendor quotes to determine award.