NPS, Statue of Liberty Park Mechanical Services

The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking a mechanical operations and maintenance services contractor for the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island facilities, located in New York and New Jersey. The contract will require 24/7/365 maintenance of critical systems including HVAC, boilers, chillers, electrical, plumbing, gas lines, ventilation, and building automation systems across multiple locations. Contractors must provide certified technicians specifically trained on Computrols Inc. proprietary Building Automation Systems and demonstrate expertise in maintaining complex historical preservation sites. The procurement will use NAICS code 561210 (Facilities Support Services) and PSC code S216 (Housekeeping-Facilities Operations Support). Interested vendors must submit detailed capability statements, past performance documentation, and confirm Computrols certification status by January 22, 2025, with the current notice serving as market research to assess potential contractor capabilities.

The contract appears to have no specific small business set-aside at this time, though the Sources Sought Synopsis suggests potential small business opportunities. The estimated contract value is approximately $47 million, with performance expectations including emergency response within 20 minutes during operating hours, preventive maintenance under $3,000, and staffing requirements for specialized roles like Site Manager, Lead Technician, and Chiller Technician. The maintenance scope covers over 2,600 mechanical assets across multiple buildings, including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island Immigration Museum, powerhouse, and various support facilities. Contractors must comply with extensive regulatory standards including International Building Codes, NFPA regulations, and specific Department of Interior guidelines. The contract will require maintenance of historically significant infrastructure, with particular attention to life safety systems and compliance with regulatory requirements.