Z--GATE-REHAB JACOB RIIS SHIP RAIL

The contract issued by the National Park Service involves construction services to replace deteriorated ship rails along the boardwalk at Jacob Riis Park, which is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. The project is designated as a total small business set-aside under the NAICS code 332323, emphasizing opportunities for small enterprises to participate in the federal procurement process. The solicitation was posted on June 14, 2025, with a response deadline of June 27, 2025, and is managed by the Department of the Interior through the Office of Ner Services Mabo in Boston, Massachusetts. The contract aims to restore the structural integrity and safety of the boardwalk by replacing the aging ship rails, ensuring continued public access and preservation of the park’s maritime character. The procurement process is structured as a sources-sought effort, indicating an initial market research phase to identify capable small businesses for potential award. The project’s scope involves construction work that requires adherence to specific technical and safety standards, as evidenced by related documentation such as a pre-award site visit for a different project, which highlights the importance of compliance with building codes, installation procedures, and safety protocols. Interested contractors are encouraged to review the detailed requirements and submit their responses within the specified timeframe, with contact information provided for further inquiries. The contract represents an opportunity for qualified small businesses to contribute to the maintenance and enhancement of a nationally significant recreational area, supporting the NPS’s mission to preserve and protect park resources while facilitating visitor enjoyment.