Z--NACE REVITALIZE PARK ACCESS POINTS

The contract involves the repair and revitalization of access points and visitor facilities at Farmington Landing and Fort Foote, two sites under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service, with the goal of enhancing park accessibility and visitor experience. Work includes grading and resurfacing existing parking lots and the access road at both locations using new crushed stone, replacing defective vehicle barriers, removing damaged benches and defunct composting toilets, replacing existing trash cans, and adding new ones. Optional scope items include installing picnic tables at Fort Foote and replacing visitor information signage in line with NPS design standards. All work must comply with the Architectural Barriers Act, USDOT, and MDOT requirements, including grading for drainage between 2–5%, adherence to ABAAS accessibility standards, and use of approved materials and construction methods. The project must be completed within 120 calendar days of the Notice to Proceed, with performance scheduled between June 16, 2026, and November 16, 2026, and conducted Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET. The contractor must submit a site-specific safety plan, designate qualified supervisors with verifiable experience, ensure all personnel wear appropriate PPE and identification, and comply with OSHA, MUTCD, ICC, and ANSI standards. Materials must meet manufacturer specifications, and any substitutions require prior written approval. Electrical installations must conform to the National Electrical Code, and mitigation of galvanic corrosion and proper concrete curing are required. The contract is a sealed bid solicitation valued between $250,000 and $500,000, with a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 237310, requiring all offerors to be certified small businesses with current SAM registration and to self-certify eligibility under applicable socioeconomic programs. Proposals must be submitted electronically via email in two separate PDF volumes—non-price and price—without exceeding 25 MB in total size, and must include SF-24 bid guarantee, SF-1442, and completed representations regarding telecommunications equipment. The award will be made on a best-value basis, not lowest-price technically acceptable, evaluating technical capabilities, past performance, and price. Performance bonds and payment bonds are required, and invoices must be submitted through the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, not WAWF. The Contracting Officer, Brian Dankmeyer, holds full authority, with a designated COR responsible for site oversight and inspection