Design, topographic survey and geotechnical services for new employee housing TRI-plex at bandelier national monument per the revised scope of services attached and fee proposal of 7/3/2017. All work,…

This is a firm-fixed-price delivery order awarded by the National Park Service's Intermountain Region to Anderson Hallas Architects, PC, a woman-owned small business architecture firm in Golden, Colorado. The $81,155.14 contract is for design, topographic survey, and geotechnical services for a new 3,200 square foot tri-plex employee housing unit at Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico. The work includes designing the housing to be ABAS accessible, with one unit accommodating hearing and visually impaired individuals. The new structure will replace an existing trailer. The award is not associated with a set-aside contract vehicle, but Anderson Hallas Architects holds two significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the National Park Service, including a $45 million Pacific West Region IDIQ and a $10 million Intermountain Region IDIQ, both of which are set aside for small businesses.

Design, topographic survey and geotechnical services for new employee housing TRI-plex at bandelier national monument per the revised scope of services attached and fee proposal of 7/3/2017. All work, terms and conditions, clauses as stated in solicitation T0040335059, with all attachments, is herein expressly incorporated into this contract. Proposed building is a TRI-plex housing unit. IT shall replace the existing trailer which is to be demolished and removed from the site. There are utilities near by the proposed location of the structure. Utilities include electrical, water, gas, phone, electric, and fiber optics. The proposed building is located in an existing housing neighborhood. IT will be roughly 3200 SF of enclosed space and includes an attached utility/laundry/shower room. Each of the housing units will be abas accessible, and the one bedroom, middle unit, will also be designed accommodate the hearing and seeing impaired individual. This will entail the installation of audible and visual fire/smoke and doorbell. There will be 3 designated accessible parking spaces and an accessible route to the housing units. The new structure should be at least 10FT away from the edge of parking.