RECOVERYThis amendment has been issued to provide a clearer description of the project requirements. See description field.

The contract involves selecting an Architect-Engineer design firm to update the Design Development documents for the rehabilitation of the Moose Maintenance Building in Grand Teton National Park. The current Design Development drawings have progressed to approximately 30 to 40 percent of the Construction Drawings stage, but require revisions due to changes in the project’s funding, which will impact the construction phasing. These updated documents will serve as the foundation for a Request for Proposal to solicit a Design-Build contract responsible for completing the design and executing the construction work involved in the rehabilitation project. Importantly, the chosen Architect-Engineer firm is prohibited from participating in the subsequent Design-Build construction contract, ensuring a separation between the design update and construction phases. The project is managed by the Department of the Interior’s Dsc Contracting Services Division, located in Denver, Colorado. This solicitation was posted in April 2009 and is currently in the presolicitation phase, indicating preliminary steps before formal solicitation. The contract reflects an amendment aimed at clarifying project requirements, but details such as specific NAICS codes or set-aside status are not provided. The overall goal is to advance the design documentation to completion in preparation for the selection of a Design-Build contractor who will finalize the rehabilitation of the facility.