Z--REPLACEMENT Of ROOFS FORT MASON CHAPEL & Quarters 35

Solicitation 140P8626Q0014 is a Total Small Business Set-Aside for the replacement of roofing systems at the Fort Mason Chapel and Quarters 35 in San Francisco, California, managed by the National Park Service. The scope of work for the Chapel includes replacing shingles, flashing, drip edges, the bell tower cricket, rotted decking near the bell tower, gutters, downspouts, and pipe collars. For Quarters 35, the project involves replacing shingles, flashing, drip edges, and pipe collars. Due to the historical status of the buildings, the contractor is required to use Red 3-Tab shingles specifically from Owens Corning and painted galvanized roof vents. The project is anticipated as a firm-fixed-price purchase order with a mandatory performance period of 60 calendar days after the notice to proceed, although full completion is required within 365 days. Award evaluation is based on price, past performance, a valid California contractor state license, and the proposed construction schedule. Contractors must comply with federal prevailing wages and provide performance and payment bonds. Key administrative requirements include electronic invoicing via the Invoice Processing Platform and strict adherence to archaeological discovery protocols, requiring an immediate halt to work if artifacts are found.