Housing Units Renovation (Moose Qtrs 187D & 164B)

Housing Units Renovation (Moose Quarters 187-D & 164-B)

Grand Teton National Park; Teton County, WY



Contracting Officer: Alane Fitzpatrick

Phone: (307) 739-3669

Email: alane_fitzpatrick@nps.gov



Amendment-0002



NOTE: Per issuance of this solicitation Amendment, the hour and date specified for receipt of quotes IS NOT extended. Quotes submitted in response to Combined Synopsis/Solicitation 140P1418R0009 are due by 03/23/2018 at 1300 hours MDT. Contractor acknowledgement of this Amendment is required.



The purpose of this amendment is to incorporate the following changes into Solicitation 140P1418R0009. Changes made herein are within the original intent and scope of the solicitation (reference the attached, revised Solicitation).



Section M - Evaluation Factors for Award



A. M-1, Evaluation Factors:

1. Remove Past Performance from this section in entirety. Note: The Contracting Officer will consider the offeror's past performance as part of the responsibility determination, but not as an Evaluation Factor.



B. M-2, Award Determination:

1. Remove Past Performance from this section in entirety.



The Contracting Officer must consider several other eligibility requirements in the selection process which are important, but not quantified as selection factors. These include, but are not limited to agreement by the Offeror to all general and special contract provisions and clauses. In addition, a determination of responsibility must be made by the Contracting Officer in accordance with provisions of Federal Acquisition Regulations, Part 9.1. In order to be determined responsible, a prospective contractor must have adequate financial resources to perform the contract or the ability to obtain them; be able to comply with the required or proposed delivery or performance schedule taking into consideration all existing commercial and Governmental business commitments; have a satisfactory performance and safety record; have a satisfactory record of integrity and business ethics; have the necessary organization, experience, accounting and operational controls, and technical skills, or the ability to obtain them; have the necessary production, construction, and technical equipment and facilities, or the ability to obtain them, and be otherwise qualified and eligible to receive an award under applicable laws and regulations.

PER AMENDMENT-0002, The Contracting Officer will consider the offeror's past performance as part of the responsibility determination, but not as an Evaluation Factor or as a part of the Award Determination.

Housing Units Renovation (Moose Quarters 187-D & 164-B)

Grand Teton National Park; Teton County, WY



Contracting Officer: Alane Fitzpatrick

Phone: (307) 739-3669

Email: alane_fitzpatrick@nps.gov



Amendment-0001



NOTE: Per issuance of this solicitation Amendment, the hour and date specified for receipt of quotes IS NOT extended. Quotes submitted in response to Combined Synopsis/Solicitation 140P1418R0009 are due by 03/23/2018 at 1300 hours MDT. Contractor acknowledgement of this Amendment is required.



The purpose of this amendment is to incorporate the following changes into Solicitation 140P1418R0009 and to inform all interested parties of the Solicitation related questions (asked by Contractors) and answers (provided by the Government). A copy of the Site Visit participant list is attached. Changes made herein are within the original intent and scope of the solicitation.



A. C-1.2, Statement of Work; Item 1 - Quarters 164-B, Duplex Unit:



1. Remove installation of Items 1.23-Bathroom Tub and 1.24, Bathroom Shower.

2. Remove Items r and s and replace with the following: The Government has installed two bathtubs in this unit. The contractor shall finish trim out of the bathtubs. Work includes trimming out mixing valves, connecting shower heads and pipes, connecting tub spouts, valves and associated hardware. Install new shower rods and caulk all joints and penetrations.



B. C-1.2, Statement of Work; Item 2 - Quarters 187-D, 4-Plex Unit:



1. Remove installation of Item 2.23-Bathroom Tub.

2. Remove Item q and replace with the following: The Government has installed one bathtub in this unit. The contractor shall finish trim out of the bathtub. Work includes trimming out mixing valve, connecting the shower head and pipe, connecting tub spout, valves and associated hardware. Install new shower rod and caulk all joints and penetrations.



C. Solicitation Questions/Answers



1. Question: "Are bid bonds (hard copy, originals) required or are electronically submitted bid bonds acceptable?"

Answer: Because bonds include corporate seals and original signatures to be considered legally sufficient, original documents are required. Reference Solicitation Section I, Contract Clauses - FAR 52.228-1-Bid Guarantee (SEP 1996).



2. Question: "Does 52.219-1 have to be completed if already registered in SAM?"

Answer: Yes, (reference Section L-4 (b)).



3. Question: "Are liquidated damages included?"

Answer: No, liquidated damages are not included in the Solicitation.



4. Question: "I'd like to propose an alternate for the flooring on this project. Is that something I need to do beforehand through you or simply bid an equal and then substitute after the fact?" Are alternate proposals allowable?

Answer: Reference Solicitation Sections C-1.3, Technical Requirements, 0100-Government Furnished Materials and L-3, Instructions for the Preparation of Technical and Business Proposals.



5. Question: "Will the electricians that have done all the wiring complete the project, including any additional wiring and trim out?"

Answer: The electrician, contracted by the Government, is responsible for the trim out. If an issue is noticed, the contractor shall notify the CO as soon as possible so that the issue can be remedied quickly. The electrician will return to complete the trim out when the contractor has finished the sheet-rock, texture, and painting portion of the work outlined in this Solicitation.



6. Question: "Will the plumber that has worked on the project do all final hook-ups for water and drains?"

Answer: The successful contractor for this project shall make all final connections to the roughed-in plumbing.



7. Question: "If the plumbers will not be doing any more work on the project, has the work they have done been pressure tested?"

Answer: The Government has pressure tested both units. No known issues exist.



8. Question: "Is there a cabinet layout showing upper and lower cabinet locations?"

Answer: Cabinet layouts are not currently available. The successful contractor shall receive at a minimum, 'rough' (approximate) cabinet layouts prior to the start of work.



9. Question: "Have all the exterior doors and windows been installed?"

Answer: The windows are installed. The successful contractor for this project shall install all exterior doors.



10. Question: "Does the Town of Jackson do inspections on construction?"

Answer: The Town of Jackson is not responsible for inspections in Grand Teton National Park. Final inspection shall be performed by the Government.



11. Question: "There was mention that only one electrical outlet per house would be available for contractors. Would it be possible to get at least two?"

Answer: Yes, the Park will furnish an additional electrical outlet for use by the contractor.



12. Question: "Will the MEP contractors who have started that work be completing it? If so, when will it be complete?"

Answer: The electrician is responsible for coming back once the unit has been sheetrock, textured, and painted to finish the electrical trim out of both units. This includes installing thermostats and heaters, electrical plugs and light switches, interior and exterior lights. The Park's plumber will have the rough-in plumbing work completed and pressure tested before the contractor's start date. The contractor is responsible for the rest of the plumbing work. The fire suppression contractor will commission the new systems once the contractor has completed all work. The contractor shall provide advance notice to the CO before turning water on in both units so that the fire suppression contractor can be on-site to ensure the suppression systems are functioning properly.



13. Question: "Who is the fire suppression company that we would need to coordinate with?"

Answer: The fire suppression company is Old Faithful Fire Sprinklers, Jackson, WY. The successful contractor for this project shall notify the CO once they are ready to send water to both of the units. Old Faithful Fire Sprinklers will need to be on-site to verify that the new fire suppression systems are functioning properly.



14. Question: "Is the asbestos encapsulate/seal going on the entire floor or just where the existing vinyl flooring is currently?"

Answer: The encapsulate sealer will only be applied over the old vinyl tile squares throughout the units.



15. Question: "What kind of countertops are going into these units?"

Answer: The Park has purchased laminated countertops and endcaps that will need to be cut to size and installed.

Housing Units Renovation (Moose Quarters 187-D & 164-B)

Grand Teton National Park; Teton County, WY



Contracting Officer: Alane Fitzpatrick

Phone: (307) 739-3669

Email: alane_fitzpatrick@nps.gov

Project Title: Grand Teton National Park, Housing Units Renovation (Moose Quarters 187-D & 164-B)



Description of Work:

The Housing Units Renovation (Moose Quarters 187-D & 164-B) project includes repair and renovation of two existing residential housing units at Grand Teton National Park, located in Moose, Wyoming. Residential Quarters 164-B is a 3 bedroom, 1.75 bathroom unit, approximately 1,296 square feet in size and is part of a single story, duplex building. Residential Quarters 187-D is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit, approximately 985 square feet in size and is part of a single story, elongated 4-plex building. The proposed work requires the successful Contractor to remodel the housing units to match the proposed floorplan.



Repair and renovation of the existing housing units shall include the following.

Installation of items including: gypsum wallboard and cementitious wallboard; ceramic floor tiles, carpet, tack-strip, pad, pre-finished hardwood flooring; baseboard, molding, and trim; exterior and interior doors and hardware; hot water heater; propane wood stove; kitchen cabinets and casework (including countertops, sink, faucet, disposal); bathroom vanity and countertop (including faucet), medicine cabinet, bathroom fixtures, bathtub and surround; dishwasher; interior paint; vinyl floor sealant. Laundry facilities with new plumbing fixtures. Install hot water heater. Miscellaneous work including: wallboard patching, taping, texturing, and painting; installation of flooring transition strips between differing flooring types; window trim, aprons, and sills; installation of doors; installation of washer and dryer hookups; seal all exterior wall penetrations to prevent rodent intrusion; clean walls and surfaces to be painted; clean units upon completion and leave in a move-in ready condition.



The following materials will be furnished by the Government: tile, hardi-backer board, grout, thin-set, and sealer; kitchen cabinets, countertops, sinks, garbage disposals, range hood vent, dish washer, and kitchen fixtures (faucets); hardwood flooring and rosin paper; carpet, pad, transition strips, and tack strips; sheetrock and mud; case and base moldings; pre-hung interior doors, sliding closet doors, door stops, urethane coating, and associated hardware; bathroom toilets, sinks, vanities, space saver cabinets, medicine cabinets, linen cabinets, bath tub/shower/sink fixtures (faucets), shower rods, towel racks, and toilet paper holders; bathtub surrounds, and shower stall; hot water heater; dryer vent; vinyl floor sealant; interior paint and primer.



The successful Contractor shall provide fasteners for installation of all items listed above (Government furnished) and shall follow the manufacturer¿s recommendations for installation of these items. The Contractor must also furnish tape for sheetrock work, shims, plumbers putty, sand paper, tile spacers, ductwork, and caulk. All labor, equipment (fully operated), tools, PPE (personal protective equipment), supervision, transportation, knowledge of accepted work practices, standards, and all governing codes, laws, and regulations required for installation of all required items and materials, and any additional operating supplies or incidentals necessary to complete the work will be the Contractor¿s responsibility. All work shall conform to the drawings, specifications, and terms and conditions outlined in the solicitation and any resultant contract.



QUARTERS 164-B (DUPLEX UNIT)

Improvements to Moose Housing Unit 164-B: work will be as specified below. All manufacturer instructions and recommendations shall be followed in accordance with product specific installations. Items pertaining to remodel of the housing unit shall reference the provided existing and proposed floorplans, and shall verify dimensions prior to construction of new walls or major construction items. Contractor shall obtain approval from the Contracting Officer on proposed dimensions that differ from actual to proposed, prior to construction of major work items.



1. Install new items and materials throughout housing unit and perform all work items listed below, as follows:



a. Install approximately 5000SF of 5/8¿ gypsum wallboard in entryway, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, bathroom, bedrooms, and all ceilings. Installation to include smoothing screw locations, joints, and damaged areas using government furnished joint compound and tape. Installation shall include all workmanship and quality control required to provide a professional finish for all walls prior to texturing and after texturing. Primer shall be applied to all new sheetrock prior texturing. Texturing shall be modified orange peel. Contractor shall texture a 4¿x2¿ area as a mock-up for approval by the Contracting Officer prior to texturing all new wallboard surfaces. All bathroom walls and ceiling to receive 5/8¿ greenboard gypsum wallboard material. Install approximately 165SF of Cement board, following manufacturer instructions and recommendations on 3 walls surrounding bathtub and the shower unit in both bathrooms. Walls receiving cement board do not require gypsum wallboard. Bathrooms walls were cement board is installed will need to be furred out to be at the same elevation as the 5/8¿ sheetrock. Living room and dining room wall adjacent to garage requires 5/8¿ fire block sheetrock to be supplied by the Government. All texture work shall be completed before any new flooring material is installed.

b. Prior to installation, existing floor shall be cleaned of any remaining sub-flooring material remnants, dust, and miscellaneous debris and prepared to manufacturer¿s recommendations. Install approximately 1300SF of government furnished vinyl floor sealant to encapsulate asbestos containing vinyl flooring. Sealant to be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations including all safety precautions and warnings. Sealant to be applied to all flooring materials prior to installation of new flooring. Required PPE shall be utilized by installation personnel.

c. Install approximately 450SF of government supplied ceramic floor tile. Tile to be placed as follows: Install 252SF of government supplied 18¿x18¿ ceramic tile in entry way, kitchen, and dining room area. Install 72SF of government supplied 18¿x18¿ ceramic tile in laundry room, and 72SF of 13¿x13¿ of government supplied ceramic tile in full bathroom, and 54SF of 13¿x13¿ of government supplied ceramic tile in shower bathroom. Government will provide ceramic tiles, grout, thin set, backer board. Contractor will supply their own fasteners. Contractor shall verify with CO the style of tile that is being requested by the Government before purchasing. Installation shall include placing backer board on existing flooring and fastening as required by manufacturer. Tiles shall be placed in thin set mortar as specified by manufacturer. Tiles shall be laid in a standard pattern using tile spacers and best practices to ensure tiles are aligned, straight and have a smooth surface free of high spots. Care shall be taken to ensure each tile is securely placed in thin set mortar and securely embedded. Installation shall include under new cabinets, dishwasher, range, washer, dryer, vanity. Tiles to be cut shall be done so using a wet tile saw to minimize breakage of tiles. Tiles shall be placed with 1/4¿ gaps for grout unless otherwise specified. Grout shall be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations. Care shall be taken to ensure tiles are set without any abrupt elevation changes or air voids underneath. If transitions are needed to lessen any elevation changes, it shall be the responsibility of the contractor to provide a transition. Tile placement shall be planned with elevation in mind, in a manner conducive to placing carpet or hardwood flooring adjacent the tile, using an oak transition threshold (to be installed by the contractor). All tiles shall be sponged, wiped, and cleaned as required as part of normal tile installation process. Finished tile installation shall be free of haze or grout residue. Tile grout will be sealed with silicon sealer. Tile placed in bathroom shall account for toilet installation, and shall be carefully cut around toilet drain and footprint. Tile placed in bathroom shall account for bathtub installation, and shall be carefully cut along front of bathtub footprint. Use sanded silicon grout along front edge of tub and tile.

d. Install approximately 450SF of pre-finished hardwood flooring in living room and hallway. Hardwood flooring installation shall require placement of rosin paper underlayment. Flooring shall be placed as close to existing walls as possible to minimize gaps between floor/wall transitions and with floorboards. Pre-finished flooring to be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations. Government will supply hardwood flooring.

e. Install approximately 550SF of government supplied carpet, padding, and tack strips. Installation shall take place in the three bedrooms and associated closets. Where carpet joints meet differing flooring (hardwood flooring), install transition threshold to minimize differing heights of flooring. Install metal transition strips at thresholds. Carpet, padding, and tack strips to be installed using manufacturer¿s recommendations.

f. Install approximately 400LF baseboard trim. All baseboard trim will be supplied by the Government. Baseboard to be cut at corners and joints at 45 degree angles and finish nailed to wallboard. All nail divots are to be caulked and trim to be painted with 2 coats of semi-gloss paint.

g. Install 6 new interior, pre-hung doors, 6-panel pine doors. Doors will be supplied by the Government. Contractor to finish doors by urethane coating and light sanding with a minimum of two coats of urethane to achieve a satin finish. Doors to incorporate new door hardware to be installed by contractor. Doors must close tightly with no natural swing when open. Work to include installation of wall-mount door stops for each door. Door jambs to be trimmed out, both sides, with appropriate case molding to match base molding installed throughout house. Door jambs and case molding to be primed and painted with two coats of government supplied paint. Case molding will be supplied by the Government.

h. Install 3 new sets (2 doors/set, 30¿ wide each, 80¿ tall) of sliding closet doors with all new track hardware and thumb pulls. Contractor to finish doors by urethane coating and light sanding between two coats of urethane to achieve a satin finish. Sliding doors and hardware will be supplied by the Government.

i. Install new wooden window casing and sill on ten existing windows. Four windows are approximately 37.5¿ wide x 48.5¿ tall, three windows are approximately 36¿ wide x 36¿ tall, two windows are approximately 75¿ wide x 48.5¿ tall, and one window is approximately 121¿ wide and 57¿ tall. All casing and sills to be painted to match walls.

j. Install 50 gallon electric water heater. Contractor to provide all labor required to install following per manufacturer¿s instructions and all common work requirements associated with installation. Contractor to perform all associated plumbing work as required in accordance with national plumbing code.

k. Install in laundry room a new dryer vent to exterior of building.

l. Install new kitchen cabinetry and countertops to be supplied by the Government. All cabinetry, and countertops to be installed following manufacturer instructions and recommendations. Countertop backsplash to be caulked along wall joint. Any additional framing required for installation shall be done by the contractor prior to installation. All finish trim to be installed level and plumb. Shim as required for proper installation. Allow sufficient room for dishwasher (24¿w), refrigerator, range, garbage disposal vent hood and other appliances as required.

m. Install approximately 10LF of countertop on half wall between kitchen and living room.

n. Install one stainless steel sink, new faucet, new garbage disposal, new range vent hood and ductwork, and new dishwasher in kitchen all to be supplied by the Government. Contractor will install water supply lines. Install per manufacturer specifications. Caulk to be applied around all edges of sink. Garbage disposal to be connected to new drain system, as required per manufacturer¿s specifications. Connect dishwasher drain to garbage disposal, following manufacturer¿s recommendations and instructions. Perform all electrical and plumbing work, as required, for proper installation. Duct new range vent to the exterior of the building.

o. Install new vanity, countertop, sinks, faucets, medicine cabinet, toilets and space saver cabinets which will be supplied by the Government. Install towel racks, toilet paper holders, in bathrooms. Vanity, countertop, medicine cabinet, sink, and faucet to be installed per manufacturer¿s specifications. Sink to be caulked and sealed. Caulk countertop and wall joints. New faucet to be connected to newly installed water supply lines and drain line. Vanity, medicine cabinet, and space saver cabinet to be securely fastened to walls, and shall be installed level. Install all hardware as provided. Install new toilet according to manufacturer¿s instructions and connect to existing drain. Connect to newly installed water supply to toilet using braided hose. Install seat and all associated hardware. Toilet to be securely fastened to the floor.

p. Install new one piece fiberglass bathtub with surround supplied by the Government. Install in accordance with manufacturer instructions. Install new shower rod. Caulk all joints and penetrations. Installation to include performing any leveling, connection to drain pipe, connection of drain plug, connections to newly installed water supply lines, connection of mixing valve and shower head and pipe along with tub spout and valves and associated hardware.

q. Install new pre-fabricated 3¿x3¿ one piece shower stall supplied by the Government. Install in accordance with manufacturer instructions. Install new shower rod. Caulk all joints and penetrations. Installation to include performing any leveling, connection to drain pipe, connection of drain plug, connections to newly installed water supply lines, connection of mixing valve and shower head and pipe along with tub spout and valves and associated hardware.

r. Contractor shall sufficiently patch or repair all gypsum wallboard that has any damage, blemishes, gaps or cracks, following completion of previously listed work items. Contractor shall texture all patches to match surrounding wallboard. Government to provide materials.

s. Contractor shall clean all walls and prepare for painting. Contractor shall paint all walls and ceilings throughout the unit using government furnished semi-gloss latex paint (all ceiling heights are 8¿). All walls and ceilings shall receive 2 coats of paint. Care shall be taken when painting to protect new flooring materials (paint walls and ceiling prior to installation of flooring, cover flooring, etc.). Ceilings and walls throughout unit shall have a semi-gloss finish. All baseboards and trim shall be painted using semi-gloss paint.

t. Contractor shall patch and paint the attached garage with the same finish as the interior of the house.

u. Contractor shall rodent proof each wall penetration and new door framing using wire mesh. All plumbing, wiring, and framing, etc., that penetrates the wall or crawlspace shall have rodent proofing installed.



QUARTERS 187-D (4-PLEX UNIT)

Improvements to Moose Housing Unit 187-D: work will be as specified below. All manufacturer instructions and recommendations shall be followed in accordance with product specific installations. Items pertaining to remodel of the housing unit shall reference the provided existing and proposed floorplans, and shall verify dimensions prior to construction of new walls or major construction items. Contractor shall obtain approval from the Contracting Officer on proposed dimensions that differ from actual to proposed, prior to construction of major work items.



1. Install new items and materials throughout housing unit and perform all work items listed below, as follows:



a. Install approximately 4,000SF of 5/8¿ gypsum wallboard in entryway, kitchen, hallway, laundry room, bedrooms, bathroom, and all ceilings. Installation to include smoothing screw locations, joints, and damaged areas using government furnished joint compound and tape. Installation shall include all workmanship and quality control required to provide a professional finish for all walls prior to texturing and after texturing. Primer shall be applied to all new sheetrock prior texturing. Texturing shall be modified orange peel. Contractor shall texture a 4¿x2¿ area as a mock-up for approval by the Contracting Officer prior to texturing all new wallboard surfaces. All bathroom walls and ceiling, and kitchen wall adjacent to sink to receive 5/8¿ greenboard gypsum wallboard material. Install 90SF of Cement board, following manufacturer instructions and recommendations on 3 walls surrounding bathtub in bathroom. Walls receiving cement board do not require gypsum wallboard. All texture work shall be completed before any new flooring material is installed.

b. Prior to installation, existing floor shall be cleaned of any remaining sub-flooring material remnants, dust, and miscellaneous debris and prepared to manufacturer¿s recommendations. Install approximately 1,064SF of government furnished vinyl floor sealant to encapsulate asbestos containing vinyl flooring. Sealant to be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations including all safety precautions and warnings. Sealant to be applied to all flooring materials prior to installation of new flooring. Required PPE shall be utilized by installation personnel.

c. Install approximately 327SF 18¿x18¿ ceramic floor tile. Tile to be placed as follows: 50SF in entry way adjacent to kitchen, 126SF in kitchen, 70SF in laundry room, and 81SF of13¿x13¿ tiles in the bathroom. Government will provide ceramic tiles, grout, thinset, and backerboard. Contractor will provide fasteners. Installation shall include placing backer board on existing flooring and fastening as required by manufacturer. Tiles shall be placed in thinset mortar as specified by manufacturer. Tiles shall be laid in a standard pattern using tile spacers and best practices to ensure tiles are aligned, straight and have a smooth surface free of high spots. Care shall be taken to ensure each tile is securely placed in thinset mortar and securely embedded. Installation shall include under new cabinets, dishwasher, range, washer, dryer, vanity. Tiles to be cut shall be done so using a wet tile saw to minimize breakage of tiles. Tiles shall be placed with 1/4¿ gaps for grout unless otherwise specified. Grout shall be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations. Care shall be taken to ensure tiles are set without any abrupt elevation changes or air voids underneath. If transitions are needed to lessen any elevation changes, it shall be the responsibility of the contractor to provide a transition. Tile placement shall be planned with elevation in mind, in a manner conducive to placing carpet or hardwood flooring adjacent the tile, using an oak transition threshold (to be installed by the contractor). All tiles shall be sponged, wiped, and cleaned as required as part of normal tile installation process. Finished tile installation shall be free of haze or grout residue. Tile grout will be sealed with silicon sealer. Tile placed in bathroom shall account for toilet installation, and shall be carefully cut around toilet drain and footprint. Tile placed in bathroom shall account for bathtub installation, and shall be carefully cut along front of bathtub footprint. Use sanded silicon grout along front edge of tub and tile.

d. Install approximately 408SF of pre-finished hardwood flooring, supplied by the Government, in living room (270SF) and hallway (138SF). Hardwood flooring installation shall require placement of rosin paper underlayment. Flooring shall be placed as close to existing walls as possible to minimize gaps between floor/wall transitions and with floorboards. Pre-finished flooring to be installed per manufacturer¿s recommendations.

e. Install approximately 320SF of carpet, padding, and tack strips which will be supplied by the Government. Installation shall take place in the two bedrooms and associated closets. Where carpet joints meet differing flooring (hardwood flooring), install transition threshold to minimize differing heights of flooring. Thresholds to be installed securely using common work practices acceptable to the installation they are supporting. Carpet, padding, and tack strips to be installed using manufacturer¿s recommendations.

f. Install approximately 375LF baseboard trim. All baseboard trim and paint will be supplied by the Government. Baseboard to be cut at corners and joints at 45 degree angles and finish nailed to wallboard. All nail divots are to be caulked and trim to be painted with 2 coats of semi-gloss paint.

g. Install 5 new interior, pre-hung doors, 6-panel pine doors. Doors will be supplied by the Government. Contractor to finish doors by urethane coating and a minimum of two coats of urethane to achieve a satin finish. Doors to incorporate new door hardware to be installed by contractor. Doors must close tightly with no natural swing when open. Work to include installation of wall-mount door stops for each door. Door jambs to be trimmed out, both sides, with appropriate case molding to match base molding installed throughout house. Door jambs and case molding to be primed and painted with two coats of government supplied paint. Case molding will be supplied by the Government.

h. Install 2 new sets of sliding closet doors with all new track hardware and thumb pulls. Contractor to finish doors by urethane coating and between two coats of urethane to achieve a satin finish.

i. Install 1 - 50 gallon electric water heater supplied by the Government. Contractor to provide all labor required to install following manufacturer¿s instructions and all common work requirements associated with installation. Contractor to perform all associated plumbing work as required. Water heater will be installed on a stand-alone circuit and breaker.

j. Install in laundry room a new dryer vent to exterior of building.

k. Install new kitchen cabinetry and countertops supplied by the Government. All cabinetry, and countertops to be installed following manufacturer instructions and recommendations. Countertop backsplash to be caulked along joint with wall. Any additional framing required for installation shall be done by the contractor prior to installation. All finish trim to be installed level and plumb. Shim as required for proper installation. Allow sufficient room for dishwasher (24¿w), refrigerator, range, garbage disposal vent hood and other appliances as required.

l. Install approximately 10LF of countertop between hallway and living room.

m. Install one stainless steel sink, new faucet, new garbage disposal, new range vent hood and ductwork, and new dishwasher in kitchen all to be supplied by the Government. Connect to newly installed water supply lines and drains. Install per manufacturer specifications. Caulk to be applied around all edges of sink. Garbage disposal to be connected to new drain system, as required per manufacturer¿s specifications. Connect dishwasher drain to garbage disposal, following manufacturer¿s recommendations and instructions. Perform all plumbing work, as required, for proper installation. Duct new range vent to the exterior of the building.

n. Install new vanity, countertop, sink, faucet, medicine cabinet, toilet and space saver cabinet, supplied by the Government. Install towel racks, toilet paper holder, and shower curtain rod in bathroom. Vanity, countertop, medicine cabinet, sink, and faucet to be installed per manufacturer¿s specifications. Sink to be caulked and sealed. Caulk countertop and wall joints. New faucet to be connected to newly installed water supply lines and drain line. Vanity, medicine cabinet, and space saver cabinet to be securely fastened to walls, and shall be installed level. Install all hardware as provided. Install new toilet according to manufacturer¿s instructions and connect to existing drain. Connect to newly installed water supply to toilet using braided hose. Install seat and all associated hardware. Toilet to be securely fastened to the floor.

o. Install new one piece fiberglass tub surround to be supplied by the Government. Install in accordance with manufacturer instructions. Installation to include new curtain rod. Caulk all joints and penetrations. Installation to include performing any leveling, connection to drain pipe, connection of drain plug, connections to newly installed water supply lines, connection of mixing valve and shower head and pipe along with tub spout and valves and associated hardware.

p. Install new wooden window casing and sill on 7 existing windows supplied by the Government. Two windows are approximately 37.5¿ wide x 37¿ tall, four windows are approximately 37.5¿ wide x 49¿ tall, and one window is approximately 121¿ wide and 57¿ tall. All casing and sill to be painted to match walls.

q. Contractor shall sufficiently patch or repair all gypsum wallboard that has any damage, blemishes, gaps or cracks, following completion of previously listed work items. Contractor shall texture all patches to match surrounding wallboard.

r. Contractor shall clean all walls and prepare for painting. Contractor shall paint all walls and ceilings throughout the unit using government furnished semi-gloss latex paint (all ceiling heights are 8¿) supplied by the Government. All walls and ceilings shall receive 2 coats of paint. Care shall be taken when painting to protect new flooring materials (paint walls and ceiling prior to installation of flooring, cover flooring, etc.). Ceilings and walls throughout unit shall have a semi-gloss finish. All baseboards and trim shall be painted using semi-gloss paint.

s. Contractor shall rodent proof each wall penetration and new door framing using wire mesh. All plumbing, wiring, and framing, etc., that penetrates the wall or crawlspace shall have rodent proofing installed.



Project Location:

Grand Teton National Park at Moose Headquarters (15 miles north of Jackson, WY along Hwy 26/89/191); Teton County, WY. All work shall take place at the Moose Residential area inside of Grand Teton National Park.



Price Range: Between $100,000 and $250,000. A Firm-Fixed Price contract is expected to result from this solicitation.

Pre-bid Tour: No pre-bid tour will be conducted. Contractors are urged to inspect the site where the work will be performed. Interested parties may contact Alane Fitzpatrick, Contracting Officer, at 307-739-3669, with questions related to the project.



Interested parties shall take reasonable steps to ascertain the nature and location of the project area and the work to be completed, as well as the general and local site conditions which can affect the work and cost of performance. Failure to take the actions described in this paragraph will not relieve the Contractor from the responsibility of properly estimating the difficulty and cost to successfully perform the work, or from successful completion of the work without additional expense to the Government.



The solicitation will be available on approximately 26 February 2018, and can be downloaded from this website at that time.