Reproduction wallpaper and carpet for the ironmast

The Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region seeks firm fixed-price quotes for reproduction wallpaper and carpet for the Ironmasters Furnishing Plan at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site in Elverson, Pennsylvania, with quotes due September 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern Time. The procurement is a Total Small Business set-aside.

Place of performance is Elverson, Pennsylvania. The contractor must provide fabrication, delivery, and installation of reproduction wallpaper and carpet for the Main Entryway & Staircase, Office, Parlor, and Dining Room of the Ironmaster's House, plus an additional 10% surplus yardage for site retention. Reproduction materials must accurately reflect original patterns used during the mid-1800s; exact reproductions of historic patterns identified in the furnishing plan are required rather than historically accurate alternatives with similar appearance. Specific patterns include Adelphi Strawberry Hill Plaid wallpaper for the Office (1830–1840), Adelphi Soane Diaper wallpaper for the Hallway/Stairs (1840–1860), Adelphi Farnsworth Wilton Carpet for the Parlor (1860–1880) in Colonial Williamsburg blue-green tones, and Adelphi Kennebunk Foliate wallpaper for the Dining Room (1850–1870). The ingrain carpet for the Office measures 21' 7 1/2" x 20' 5" and requires 3-foot-wide strips seamed together; stairs are 38.5" width x 11" depth x 7.25" height; second floor landing is 93.25" width x 47.5" depth; hallway installation is a runner rather than wall-to-wall coverage. Total wallpaper requirement is approximately 65 rolls. The period of performance runs September 21, 2026 through September 20, 2027, with installation completion required by September 20, 2027.

Offerors need not be original manufacturers; they may partner with or procure from specified manufacturers such as Adelphi Paper Hangings and Thistle Hill Weavers while submitting as prime contractor. The contractor must submit a detailed work plan, provide test patterns for approval, and maintain active SAM registration at time of award. Payment is made in two phases: after colorways and materials selection, and after production, delivery, and installation completion. Evaluation uses Lowest Price Technically Acceptable methodology. The procurement applies FAR Part 12 and World Trade Organization Government Procurement Agreement and Free Trade Agreement provisions requiring U.S.-made or designated country end products. NAICS code is 541410, Interior Design Services; PSC code is 9915, Collectors' And/Or Historical Items. Technical questions were due August 26, 2026. The original quote deadline of September 4 was extended via Amendment 0005 to September 9.