B09_-_Attachment_2_-_Revised_Price_schedule_Fountain_Service_0001.xlsx

This is a revised price schedule for fountain repair and maintenance services across five historic properties managed by the National Park Service in the Washington, D.C. area. The schedule details routine maintenance, seasonal operations, and specialized repairs for the Meridian Hill Fountain, Khalil Gibran Fountain, Pierce Mill, Georgetown Waterfront Fountain, and Francis Griffith Newlands Memorial Fountain.

The scope of services includes routine inspection, cleaning, debris removal, and water treatment conducted at varying frequencies depending on the fountain complexity—ranging from 26 visits annually for the Khalil Gibran Fountain to 78 visits for the Meridian Hill Fountain. Additional services encompass seasonal startup and winterization events, jet and nozzle cleaning and maintenance, pump and filtration system preventive maintenance, minor component replacement (allocated at 15% across mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems), electrical system inspection and repairs, stone and masonry maintenance with historic-compatible materials, and contractor mobilization and site logistics. The schedule applies a 15% historic adjustment factor to Pierce Mill due to specialized millwright-level labor required for the water wheel, turbine system, and wooden gear train. All pricing reflects contractor overhead, insurance, and compliance with National Park Service preservation requirements and accessibility standards. The document currently shows placeholder pricing of $0 across all line items and fountains, indicating that contractors are expected to provide detailed cost proposals for each service category and fountain location.