RECOVERYArchitect and Engineering Services, Acadia National Park. See description.

This contract involves the provision of architect and engineering services under an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) agreement previously awarded to Roc Caivano Architects by the National Park Service. The scope focuses on rehabilitating two buildings at the Schoodic Education and Research Center near Winter Harbor, Maine, with the goal of enhancing their functionality as classrooms and laboratories, alongside improving their energy efficiency. The effort supports the infrastructure and educational mission of Acadia National Park by upgrading facilities to better serve research and learning activities. Issued by the Department of the Interior’s Dsc Contracting Services Division based in Denver, Colorado, this contract opportunity was posted as a presolicitation in April 2009. The work is tied specifically to the Acadia National Park area, and the task falls under the architect and engineering category aimed at recovery and improvement of public infrastructure. The original contract is a single-award IDIQ contract, meaning that the selected firm is expected to deliver services on an as-needed basis within the established agreement.