B11 140P3020Q0017 LOHO_Virtual_Site Visit_0002.pdf
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This document outlines a federal contract opportunity for exhibit fabrication and installation services. The National Park Service seeks a contractor to design, fabricate, and install new exhibits within 420 square feet of exhibit space at the Lockkeeper's House located in Washington, D.C. The services include all labor, materials, and travel necessary to complete interpretive exhibits, audiovisual equipment and programs, exhibit lighting, and any facility alterations needed to accommodate the new exhibition design. The project magnitude is between $975,000 to $1,200,000. The acquisition is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS codes 541410 for interior design services or 541490 for other specialized design services. Offerors must have a DUNS number and active SAM registration to conduct business with the federal government and complete online representations and certifications. The award will be a firm-fixed-price contract determined by a best value trade-off evaluation of proposals in accordance with FAR Part 15.
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1P A G E
National Mall and Memorial Parks Washington, DC
U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service
Exhibit Design-Build Services for The Lockkeeper’s House
Virtual Site Visit
2P A G E Project Location
Project Location Lockkeeper’s House Corner of Constitution Ave. and 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20006
Project Meeting Locations National Mall and Memorial Parks Headquarters 900 Ohio Drive, SW Washington, DC 20042
Division of Interpretation and Education 750 Buckeye Drive, SW Washington, DC 20042
3P A G EProject Location
Lockkeeper’s House
Plaza
To Constitution Gardens
To World War II Memorial
To the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Outlines of previous locations of
Lockkeeper’s House
North Entrance (non-accessible)
South Entrance (accessible)
The Lockkeeper’s House is a small structure but is located at a crossroads: caddy corner from the White House Grounds, on the same block as the World War II Memorial and Constitution Gardens, across 17th Street from the Washington Monument, and less than a half mile from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Due to its location, it experiences a lot of foot traffic. A tour bus stop is located about 500 feet to the west. The house has two entrances at the north and south sides of the house.
4P A G E Lockkeeper’s House History
The Lockkeeper’s House is the oldest building on the National Mall.
It was constructed as the house for the family of the Lockkeeper of the Chesapeake & Canal Extension, a body of water that connected the C&O and Washington City Canals. The Washington City Canal was first proposed by Pierre L’Enfant in his 1791 plan for the Capital and was opened in 1815. In the 1870s the long process of filling the canal began. Today’s Constitution Avenue is built over the east-west portion of the canal. During the development of Potomac Park in the early 1900’s, the Lockkeeper’s House functioned as a Park Police facility. By 1940 the first floor of the building was converted to use as a public comfort station. For many years after, the building stood dilapidated and unused. In 2017 the building was moved and renovated to serve as the visitor center to a new gateway to National Mall and Memorial Parks.
Lockkeeper’s House
5P A G EExisting Conditions
North
Steps
North Entrance (non-accessible)
South Entrance (accessible)
Supply/Return grates
Access to lower lever mechanical room.
Two concrete doors flush with the floor.
Exhibitry cannot be placed over these.
Fireplace/Hearth Polished concrete floor
6P A G E Existing Conditions • Interior Elevations
West North East South
7P A G E
4 5 6
3 2 1
2 3
4 5 6
Existing Conditions • Interior Photos
8P A G E
Non-historic polished concrete floor Historic ceiling beams Original ceiling beam spliced with modern Second story fireplace
Existing Conditions • Interior Photos
9P A G EExisting Conditions • Interior Photos
Conduit posing potential interference with new exhibits.
(From Scope of Work) “The contractor shall engineer all other building improvements/ changes such as the additional or removal of conduit, wiring, and boxes/receptacles for electrical, data, security, and fire control.”
10P A G E
Stone Plaza Outline of house, original location
Site Signage
Outline of house, second location
Date inscriptionDate inscription
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