Recovery maca pmis # 114336 - construction management services for the "rehabilitate visitor center (phase 2 - west bldg)&exhibits" construction project, maca-114336, mammoth cave, edmonson county, KY…

This firm-fixed-price contract was awarded by the National Park Service to Alpha Construction and Engineering Corporation, a woman-owned small business, to provide construction management services for the second phase of a two-phase project to rehabilitate the Mammoth Cave National Park Visitor Center complex in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.

The $786,545.72 contract was issued as a call under the General Services Administration's Professional Services Schedule. It covers 10,264 square feet of selective demolition and alterations to the original 1956 visitor center, including 2,520 square feet of basement renovation, 7,744 square feet of new interior construction on the main floor for exhibit space, and 1,680 square feet of a new mechanical platform at the mezzanine level. The work also includes shelters, photovoltaic, and site work, with building commissioning and LEED Silver certification required.

This contract is part of a broader effort by the National Park Service to upgrade visitor facilities and infrastructure at Mammoth Cave National Park. The first phase of the project involved demolishing the existing administration building and constructing a new 8,980 square-foot visitor center.

Recovery maca pmis # 114336 - construction management services for the "rehabilitate visitor center (phase 2 - west bldg)&exhibits" construction project, maca-114336, mammoth cave, edmonson county, KY - construction management services for the second phase of a two-phase project to rehabilitate the mammoth cave national park visitor center complex. Phase 1 of the construction contract included the demolition of the existing one-story 5,500 square-foot administration building, construction of a new 8,980 square-foot visitor center, site utilities, landscaping, and site work. Phase 2 of the construction contract consists of 10,264 square-feet of selective demolition and alteration of the original 1956 visitor center and will include extending the new building systems already installed in phase 1. Phase 2 will include 2,520 square-feet of basement renovation; 7,744 square-feet of new interior construction on the main floor to create an exhibit space; and 1,680 square-feet of a new mechanical platform at the mezzanine level. Work will also include shelters, photovoltaic, and site work. Building commissioning and leed certification to a minimum of silver are required.