Z--Repair, Preservation and Relocation of the Tubb's

The Department of the Interior, through the National Park Service, issued solicitation 140P8522R0010 for the repair, preservation, and relocation of the Tubb's Cordage Building at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park's Hyde Street Pier. This total small business set-aside project is estimated between 500,000 and 1,000,000 dollars and is awarded as a single firm-fixed price contract based on best value. The primary scope of work involves addressing termite damage and wood rot through fumigation, exterior and interior wood repairs, painting, and roof assessment, all performed in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. The contract structure includes several base CLINs for rehabilitation and office relocation, alongside optional CLINs for seismic retrofitting, site preparation, and the relocation of the Sea Fox Pilot House. Technical requirements include a projected performance period of 180 days and adherence to specific California wage rate determinations. Contractors must provide performance, payment, and bid bonds and comply with federal safety protocols, including COVID-19 vaccination certifications and limitations on subcontracting. Supporting documentation provides detailed site maps, condition assessments, and specifications for removing physical obstacles at the pier to facilitate the relocation process.