Mammoth Cave National Park, Contract Management, Mammoth Cave, KY 42259

C -- ARCHITECT/ENGINEERING SERVICES SOL 1443 RP5530 99 001 DUE 041499 POC John C. Beaver, Contracting Officer, 502.758.2261, Fax 502.758.2378, email john_beaver@nps.gov E-MAIL: Mammoth Cave National Park Contracting Officer, john_beaver@nps.gov. Mammoth Cave National Park intends to award an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) contract with one base year and up to four (4) This contract may also include other parks within approximately 150 miles of Mammoth Cave National Park. The Park prefers a local A/E firm in order to contain travel costs (nominally within 150-200 miles) but this requirement is not exclusive. The work included in this contract entails experience and expertise in the areas of engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical, structural, etc.), architecture, and landscape architecture. The types of facilities on which this work will be performed, include, but are not limited too: historic and non-historic structures, roads, trails, HVAC systems, electric systems (primary and secondary), housing (permanent, seasonal, institutional), campgrounds, picnic areas, canoe/boat launching/landing facilities, transportation systems, fueling systems, and park landscapes. The work will be on the surface and in the cave. The Architect/Engineer (A/E) will provide, but is not limited too, the following products:  Complete planning documents.  Product information.  Development plans.  Complete and accurate drawings, technical specifications.  Cost estimates.  Operation/ maintenance manuals. The projects include those that are maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new construction in nature for a wide variety of park facilities and systems. As needed, the A/E will coordinate and/or provide information to governing state and locate agencies The work will be focused at, and coordinated through, Mammoth Cave National Park. However, work may also be performed at other National Parks, Historic Sites, Battlefields, Recreational Areas within the National Park Service. Work under the contract will be accomplished via task orders. The minimum about of work that will be accomplished per year is $2,000. There is no maximum limit. The A/E is to provide recommendations, however, the Government will make the final decisions based upon the A/E's analysis of alternatives, recommendations, and other considerations. Located within units of the National Park Service are structures and sites that included on the National Register of Historic Places. Consequently, all investigation, design, and construction work associated with these properties must be undertaken with extreme care to ensure that no substantial damage will result to the structures or significantly alter the character of the site. Physical investigation by destructive techniques must be approved by the Government prior to work commencing. All preservation/restoration design work shall conform to The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and 1993 Guiding Principles of Sustainable Design Copies of the complete Statement of Work may be requested, via mail, email, or fax. No telephone requests will be accepted. Posted 03/15/99 (W-SN308540). (0074)

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