Z--THOMAS STONE NHS - INSTALL INTERIOR STORM WINDOWS

The National Park Service, through its New England Major Acquisition Buying Office in Boston, has awarded a construction contract for the installation of magnetic interior storm windows at Thomas Stone National Historic Site in Port Tobacco, Maryland. The work encompasses the full scope of labor, supervision, materials, tools, supplies, transportation, permits, personal protective equipment, and professional services necessary to complete the installation, including the repair of loose window casings and deteriorated caulk joints. Performance is scheduled from June 1, 2026, to July 31, 2026, with all work to be conducted on-site at the historic location. The contract is governed by federal construction standards, with compliance required to the Department of Labor’s prevailing wage rates as outlined in the attached Wage Rate Determination and Construction Contract Administration documents. The Contracting Officer, Jason Albright, and Contracting Officer’s Representative, Andrew Therrien, will oversee administration, though no formal contract type is stated, the nature of the work suggests a Firm Fixed Price structure. Pricing details are not available in the provided documentation, and no specific inspection criteria, packaging standards, or marking requirements are detailed beyond general expectations for quality and compliance. The solicitation number is 140P4326R0012, and the NAICS code 238150 applies to the construction of building exterior systems. No socioeconomic set-asides, evaluation factors, or special contract requirements such as key personnel or security clearances are explicitly listed, and while attachments reference essential directives and scope details, the full technical specifications, payment procedures, and invoicing methods remain unspecified.