EO14398 cabin kits - glba

The National Park Service Alaska Region seeks two complete cedar cabin kits for Glacier Bay National Park, with quotes due August 28 at 1700 hours ET. The procurement is a 100% small business set-aside using an RFQ vehicle.

Place of performance is Gustavus, Alaska (Glacier Bay National Park, 1 Park Road). Each cabin kit measures approximately 18 feet by 22 feet (376 square feet) and includes a 5-foot-by-4-foot covered porch. Cabins must be constructed with laminated red cedar timber tongue and groove exterior walls matching an existing structure at Bartlett Cove Campground and designed for a 120 psf roof snow load, 112 mph basic wind speed (Exposure D), and 40 psf floor live load. Roofing is classic brown 26-gauge standing seam metal with 1-inch rib and 16-inch panels. The vendor supplies all above-grade building materials including walls, roof structure, roofing, floor structure, flooring, windows, doors, fasteners, and structural connectors; the NPS provides foundation systems and performs construction. Windows are vinyl double-glazed with cedar trim and factory-integrated blinds; doors are insulated fiberglass exterior grade with satin chrome hardware; flooring is commercial-grade luxury vinyl planks. Cabin Kit 2 is a mirror image of Kit 1. Vendor must submit shop drawings and materials submittals for NPS approval within two weeks of award before shipment. Delivery is FOB to Glacier Bay, no later than February 28, 2027, Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–4 p.m., prepped for barge or overland shipment.

The NAICS code is 321992, Prefabricated Wood Building Manufacturing. Award is made to the responsible vendor whose quote is most advantageous considering technical capability and experience with similar projects, past performance, and price. Offerors must submit completed specification acknowledgments, cabin drawings, three examples of similar cabin kits delivered with customer references, and a price schedule. All offerors must be SAM-registered and submit quotes via email to Ronald_bunch@nps.gov. Amendment 0002, effective August 21, extended the deadline from August 26 and revised specifications regarding window and door options acceptable for Alaska coastal conditions.