A06_Specs.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140P9724Q0029
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This document is a Statement of Need for National Park Service Supply Class B Fire Rated Red Cedar Shingles for the Lynch & Kennedy Haberdashery Building within Klondike Gold Rush NHP, Alaska.
The key details are:
- The existing cedar shake shingles on the building are original to the 1991-1993 NPS restoration and have deteriorated beyond their expected lifecycle after 31 years.
- The NPS requires 30 squares of No. 1 Grade, 16-inch (Fivex) blue label, pressure-treated fire retardant Class B rated red cedar shingles with specific characteristics for delivery to Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska by June 14, 2024.
- The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 140P9724Q0029 for "ROOF SHINGLES - LYNCH & KENNEDY BLDG - KLGO", issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Alaska Region.
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Statement of Need
National Park Service
Supply Class B Fire Rated Red Cedar Shingles for the Lynch & Kennedy Haberdashery Building within Klondike Gold Rush NHP, Alaska.
March, 14th 2024
Background:
The Lynch & Kennedy building was constructed on the north side of Sixth Avenue east of
Broadway (lot 11, Block 23), for the U. S. Army as a barracks building in October – November
1900. It was moved to the present location and opened as a haberdashery and dry goods store in
September 1908 after it had been extensively altered including adding a large false front to match the front on the adjacent building. Marie Kallstrom sold the building to the NPS in August
1977. It then underwent emergency stabilization in 1979-1980. During 1991-1993, the building was restored to its 1908-1915 period of significance with the interior adapted for contemporary use.
Statement of Need:
The current cedar shake shingles on the Lynch and Kennedy Haberdashery is original to its NPS restoration in 1991-1993. After 31 years is deteriorating and is beyond the expected life cycle.
The supply of cedar shake shingles specified in this statement of need and supporting documents are essential to returning the integrity of the roof on this historic structure.
Specifications:
Industry description: Number 1 Grade - Blue Label, 16-inch (Fivex) FSR permanent fire retardant treated for Class B Fire Rated Roof.
Supply Thirty (30) Squares of Cedar Shingles
Acceptable Characteristics:
1. 16 inches long,
2. Varying widths, min. 3” to 14” or greater
3. Five (5) butt ends stacked together equals 2”
4. Premium Grade, Red Cedar, Clear Heartwood, 100% End Grain, No Defects
5. Smooth Sawn, Architecturally uniform
6. Pressure Treated Fire Retardant to meet Class B Fire Rated Roof when installed on
½” or greater solid sheathing.
Delivery of Products:
1. The contractor shall furnish all requested carpet and adhesives with a FOB delivery to
Skagway, AK.
2. Delivery of materials shall be on or before the delivery date listed below
3. The Contractor shall use a level of preservation, packaging, and packing which ensures all items arrive undamaged to destination.”
References:
UBC Standards No. 15-4 and/or CSA 0118.1. for manufacturing and grading
Delivery Date Required:
June 14, 2024
Send Materials, FOB Destination, to:
Klondike Gold Rush NHP
C/O Cory Thole
200 Alaska Street
Skagway, AK 99840
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