B08_Att_8_Hazardous_Materials_Survey_Report_181121.pdf

This hazardous materials survey report details the findings of an assessment conducted at the Historic Peaceful Valley Ranch located in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. The survey identified asbestos-containing materials including tan square pattern linoleum in the Ranch House and Bunkhouse, tape and joint compound on fiberboard in the Ranch House, and transite cement board in the Ranch House basement. Lead-based paint was also detected on wood, plaster, and metal components throughout the Ranch House, Bunkhouse, Barn and Equestrian Center. Soil samples contained lead levels exceeding residential standards. The purpose of the related federal contract opportunity is to stabilize and rehabilitate the historic structures through a solicitation issued by the National Park Service with proposals due on October 8, 2019.