Historic-Feature-Photos_0001.docx
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- 140P2020R0112
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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity to replace failing primary electrical distribution infrastructure and elevators at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. The solicitation number is 140P2020R0112 and is being issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office. The opportunity involves replacing old and failing primary electrical distribution infrastructure and performing steel repairs and replacements for Elevators 1 and 2 at Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico. No response date, award date, pricing terms, set asides or incumbent contractor information is included in the provided document.
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Photo 1: View looking north across Bat Cave Draw toward the historic wall that forms the south edge of Reef Top Cir. The top of the wall is indicated with a red line.
Photo 2: View looking northeast toward the historic wall on the south side of Reef Top Circle leading towards the Superintendent’s Building.
Photo 3: View looking west from the Superintendent’s Building along the historic wall on the south side of Reef Top Circle.
Photo 4: View looking northeast along the wall on the north side of Reef Top Cir that needs to be protected.
Photo 5: View looking southwest toward the graveled/graded historic driveway to Housing Unit No. 6. Note the stones that line the driveway.
Photo 6: View looking northeast between Housing Units 6 and 15. Note the rubble retaining wall on the north side of Housing Unit 6.
Photo 7: View looking west between Housing Units 6 and 15. The red arrow indicates the rubble retaining wall on the north side of Housing Unit 6.
Photo 8: View looking southeast toward the madrone tree at the maintenance yard that needs to be protected.
Photo 9: View looking northeast at the historic wall that needs to be protected on the south side of Reef Top Circle. The red oval indicates shrubs that are growing in and already disturbing the wall.
Photo 10: View looking north at the location between the bedrock ledge and historic stacked rock where the trench should be located. The red line indicates the end of the stacked wall and the red arrow indicates the bedrock ledge.
Photo 11: View looking north along the west side of the Superintendent’s Building toward the trees that need to be protected during the project.
Photo 12: View looking east along the edge of the historic road that needs to be avoided. The red line indicates the path of the road edge.
Photo 13: View looking northeast along the ditch on the north side of Permian drive that needs to be avoided.
Photo 14: View looking northeast along the ditch on the north side of Permian drive at the footbridge that needs to be avoided.
Photo 15: View looking southwest at the north side of the Mission 66 building toward the weather station and chain-link fence that needs to be removed. Note the historic fence line near the building that needs to be avoided.
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