Z--NCR-PRWI: CC5 A UNIT BATHHOUSE & WALKWAY

The contract pertains to the rehabilitation and renovation of the Camp 5A and Camp 5B bathhouses and the construction of accessible pedestrian pathways within Prince William Forest Park in Virginia, under solicitation number 140P2126R0003. The scope includes comprehensive interior and exterior improvements such as demolition, concrete work, carpentry, plumbing fixture replacements, HVAC and electrical system upgrades, thermal and moisture protection, and interior finishes using specified materials like ceramic tiles, HDPE partitions, and wood veneers. All work must comply with Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standards, building codes including the International Building, Plumbing, and Electrical Codes, and safety regulations outlined in OSHA and NFPA 70E. The project requires field-verified dimensions, coordination across disciplines, and strict adherence to quality control and submittal procedures, with all work subject to inspection prior to acceptance. The contract is structured as a sealed bid opportunity with a total performance period of 160 calendar days after notice to proceed, and includes optional scope items for additional accessible trails and parking improvements. The procurement is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 236220, with an estimated value between $1 million and $5 million, and requires full compliance with federal labor standards including prevailing wage rates for Prince William County, Virginia as defined in Wage Determination VA20260162, covering trades such as electricians, plumbers, and bricklayers. The contract incorporates FAR clauses on subcontracting limitations, whistleblower rights, anti-kickback procedures, and electronic invoicing via the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, with no use of WAWF. Bidders must submit two electronic PDF volumes—one for non-price technical factors including project experience, technical approach, key personnel qualifications, and past performance, and another for pricing—and are evaluated under a best value tradeoff process, not lowest price technically acceptable. The contracting officer, Timothy Wind of the National Park Service’s Washington Contracting Office, will oversee award and administration, while a designated Contracting Officer’s Representative will be appointed post-award. All documentation must be submitted via email to [email hidden] by the specified deadline, with file size limits of 25MB per email and PDF as the only accepted format.