Sperry Chalet Restoration, Phase II

The National Park Service has a requirement for the following project. If you are interested, please submit your detailed capabilities in WRITING to demonstrate same or similar experience. This is not a request for proposal or invitation to bid. No proposal package, solicitation, specification or drawings are available with this announcement. Response to this announcement is strictly voluntary; no reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing information in response to this sources sought announcement or any follow-up information requests. If you choose to submit a package, clearly identify the park and project on your package: (GLAC 246349) and identify your socioeconomic status (8(a), HUBZone, Service Disabled Veteran, WOSB, EDWOSB, and Small).

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Project Details:
Glacier National Park
Sperry Chalet Restoration, Phase II
NAICS Code: 236220
Estimated Cost Range: $5 million - $10 million
Estimated Period of Performance: July 2019 - October 2019

Project Description
The historic dormitory at Sperry Chalet sustained significant fire damage in the 2017 Sprague Fire. All wood elements of the building were lost but the stone walls remained. Phase 1 work was completed on the structure in October 2018 and those efforts provided permanent stabilization with concrete foundation work and seismic stabilization of the floor, wall, and roof framing. This project is Phase 2 of the restoration and includes the remainder of the building finishes and permanent weather enclosure to the Sperry Chalet dormitory building. Specifically, this includes masonry repairs of the fire damaged stone walls, full enclosure of the building for windows and doors, roofing, and interior partitions and finishes.

Response
Your response is due no later than 2:00 pm Mountain Time on December 21, 2018. Send your email responses to Kevin_Ralston@nps.gov and Sharon_Miner@nps.gov. Your email capability information MUST be six pages or less and be SPECIFIC to the scope provided.

FIRMS INTERESTED IN THE PROJECT SHOULD POSSESS THE FOLLOWING SPECIALIZED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE AND SHOULD ADDRESS THESE SPECIALIZED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE IN THEIR RESPONSES TO THIS NOTICE:

1. Experience in rehabilitation / restoration projects of historic structures, including the restoration of historic stone masonry.

2. Experience with construction at remote and difficult to access sites within a limited construction season, working in extreme environmental conditions.

3. Bonding Capability - Interested firms MUST provide a letter or other proof of bonding capacity.

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