Replace flooring in mainland museum at cumberland

The Department of the Interior National Park Service Southeast Region is seeking to procure flooring replacement services for the Mainland Museum at Cumberland Island National Seashore through solicitation 140P5425R0017. The project involves installing a two-part epoxy floor coating system that will be tinted to conceal slab surface imperfections and crack repairs, with the final tint color and finish opacity to be determined after the awarded contractor submits manufacturer product specifications. The solicitation was originally posted on July 28, 2025, and subsequently amended on August 19, 2025, to include a Questions and Answers document addressing epoxy coating specifications and on-site logistics coordination. Proposals are due by August 27, 2025, and the contracting officer has indicated that dumpster placement and staging areas will be discussed during the pre-construction meeting with the winning bidder. The project falls under NAICS code 238330 for Flooring Contractors and PSC code Z2JA for Repair or Alteration of Museums and Exhibition Buildings.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, restricting participation to qualified small business entities. The contract performance period is scheduled from October 1, 2025, through October 31, 2025, providing a one-month window for project completion. Work will be performed at the Cumberland Island National Seashore Mainland Museum facility, requiring coordination with park personnel for waste disposal and material staging logistics. The solicitation includes standard federal contracting documents such as wage determinations and past performance questionnaires, indicating prevailing wage requirements will apply to the project. While specific contract values are not disclosed in the available documentation, the compressed timeline and specialized museum environment suggest this is a focused flooring renovation project requiring experienced contractors familiar with federal construction standards and historic preservation considerations.