Design services for schematic, design development and construction documents to repair emerald pools trails at zion national park. All work, terms and conditions, clauses and provision, as stated in…

The Department of the Interior's National Park Service awarded a firm fixed-price delivery order to DHM Design Corporation, doing business as DHM Design Corp, for $131,733.30 to provide design services for the repair of the Emerald Pools Trails at Zion National Park. The work includes schematic design, design development, and construction documents to maintain the historic fabric of the trails, ensure compliance with federal guidelines and laws such as the National Historic Preservation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act, and incorporate best practices for structural soundness and sustainability. This delivery order is part of a larger indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle between the National Park Service and DHM Design Corp, which has a potential value range of $10 million to $30 million and provides a framework for the agency to issue various task orders for architectural, engineering, accessibility, construction, and historic preservation services at National Park Service sites across the United States. No set-aside designation was applied to this specific award.

Design services for schematic, design development and construction documents to repair emerald pools trails at zion national park. All work, terms and conditions, clauses and provision, as stated in the task order request, with all attachments, is herein expressly incorporated into this contract. The work will include all trails to maintain the historic fabric to help reduce future maintenance, ensure the methodologies and aesthetics of the trail construction are consistent. Improvements to the trails will require research to conform to applicable federal guidelines and laws. Initial research has identified the need to comply with national historic preservation act (nhpa), americans with disabilities act (ADA), architectural barrier act (ABA), national environmental protection act (nepa) department of interior standards, and native american consultations. The design challenge will need to find consensus while meeting current technological requirements, provide best practices for structural soundness and sustainability, and conform to the unique craftsmanship precedence of zion NP. The resulting improvements will allow visitors a loop hiking trail in zion canyon. Visitors will have access to stunning scenery and resources that are distinct from any other area in the park and the ability to walk historic trail routes. Trail directional signage and wayside exhibits will be studied for inclusion into the project.