Gate-rehab masonry facilities-JB

The National Park Service Northeast Region is soliciting proposals for comprehensive masonry rehabilitation work at Gateway National Recreation Area facilities in Brooklyn, New York. The project involves restoring seven historic buildings at Floyd Bennett Field and Fort Tilden, including electrical sheds, buildings with chimneys, and the Ryan Visitor Center, with work encompassing masonry resetting and repointing, block window restoration, lintel replacements, door and window installations, roof rehabilitation, chimney removal, and vegetation clearing. The scope includes both base contract items covering Buildings 117, 57, 201, and Building 149's chimney removal, as well as optional work for Building 88A rehabilitation, generator removal, masonry repointing for Building 125, and lintel replacement at the Ryan Visitor Center. All work must comply with 2024 International Building Code, 2023 National Electric Code, and historic preservation standards while addressing structural issues caused by corroded steel lintels and preventing water infiltration. The solicitation has been amended multiple times, with the final response deadline set for September 12, 2025, at 3:00 PM, and quotes must be submitted via email to Contract Specialist Nathan Jones.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside under NAICS code 238140 (Masonry Contractors), with no incumbent contractors identified in the documentation. The contract has a rough order of magnitude cost estimate between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000, structured as a firm-fixed price construction contract. The performance period spans from September 22, 2025, to June 19, 2026, with a 10-calendar day start requirement and 270-calendar day completion timeline for the primary work. Work will be performed at multiple historic sites within Gateway National Recreation Area, specifically at Floyd Bennett Field and Fort Tilden in Kings and Queens Counties, New York. The project requires adherence to Davis-Bacon wage determinations for the New York metropolitan area, with prevailing wage rates ranging from $17.75 to $75 per hour depending on trade classification and specific county location.