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MABI Perform Cyclic Maintenance to Preserve Upper and Lower Summer Houses

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The Department of the Interior is seeking a small business contractor to perform cyclic maintenance and critical repairs on two historic Adirondack-style summer outdoor pavilions designed by architect Robert Morris Copeland. These 9 by 9 foot stick-built structures feature copper roofs and gutters that require specialized preservation. The scope of work involves the restoration of 324 square feet of stick sheathing per structure, along with the repair of eight roof rafters and supports. This project is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 238160 to ensure the preservation of these unique architectural treasures.

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Small business contractor to perform maintenance and repairs on two historic outdoor pavilions.

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Department of the InteriorView Agency

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238160 - Roofing ContractorsView NAICS

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VT, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior
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This project will make critical repairs to a pair of architectural treasures, the only known extant Adirondack-style summer outdoor pavilions designed by pioneer 19th century architect Robert Morris Copeland. The buildings are 9 ft by 9 ft stick built with copper roofs and gutters. The project includes the restoration of 324 sq ft of stick sheathing per structure, 8 roof rafters and supports, and more

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