Mellon Auditorium - Interior Column Restoration and Entry Landing Repairs

The General Services Administration plans to award a sole-source, firm fixed-price contract under the 8(a) program for restoration and repair work at the Mellon Auditorium in Washington, DC. The project involves architectural conservation efforts, specifically cleaning interior columns and repairing decorative plaster ceilings that have sustained water damage. Additionally, the contract covers construction services required to re-level the stone entry landing, which includes the provision of materials, labor, and supervision related to stone masonry. This contract is designated for an emerging small business and is categorized under NAICS code 236220, which pertains to commercial and institutional building construction. The work will be performed at the Mellon Auditorium’s location in Washington, DC, with the General Services Administration’s Construction Services Division overseeing the project. Key points of contact for this contract include Mary Pineda and Adam Stetler, both of whom serve in contracting specialist roles. The solicitation was posted in June 2013, reflecting the agency’s intent to move forward with specialized architectural and construction services to preserve and maintain this historic federal building.