Reference RFP#0040324892 and your task order proposal dated 3/27/2017, all become part of this contract for architect and engineer services to complete design development and construction documents…

The Department of the Interior's National Park Service Intermountain Region awarded a firm-fixed-price delivery order contract to Ahmb, LLC, a small disadvantaged business joint venture women-owned limited liability company, to provide architect and engineering design services for the rehabilitation of the Trading Post at Pecos National Historical Park in Pecos, New Mexico. The $247,967.11 contract, which is part of the NPS Intermountain Region's Architect-Engineer Design Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, requires Ahmb, LLC to complete design development and construction documents for the adaptive reuse of the approximately 5,098 square foot Trading Post building to include visitor contact and interpretation areas as well as office space for park staff. The contract does not have a set-aside designation.

Reference RFP#0040324892 and your task order proposal dated 3/27/2017, all become part of this contract for architect and engineer services to complete design development and construction documents for the rehabilitation of the trading post at pecos national historical park. This project is to rehabilitate the trading post, providing for adaptive reuse of the building for visitor contact, interpretation, and offices for park staff. The trading post consists of approximately 5,098 gross square feet (building footprint) and approximately 3,818 square feet of net usable area. About 70 percent of the building will be rehabilitated for visitor use, consisting of a visitor contact area, interpretation and/or display areas and public restrooms. The remaining 30 percent will be rehabilitated for office space for park staff. The existing space, possibly including attic and/or crawl spaces, must also accommodate all equipment, such as HVAC, electrical, etc. No additions to the existing building are proposed. The exterior of the building and site will provide setting and features consistent with the significance of the property and the parks interpretive goals for enhancing the overall visitor experience of the trading post. Work in this project includes, but may not be limited to correction and mitigation of site deficiencies, and complete stabilization, repair, rehabilitation, modification and/or replacement of the structure, fabric, and features of the building, including the roof, roof drainage system, roof structure, and earth fill in the ceilings; portals; adobe and stone walls; foundations; doors, windows, trim, and exposed wood; floor systems; interior finishes; mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems; and fire suppression system. In addition, the building will be treated and managed to eliminate or control pests such as termites, beetles, and rodents. Asbestos and lead-based paint will be removed or managed. The building will be brought into compliance with life health and life safety, code and other regulatory requirements, as appropriate.