The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to provide two hazardous material storage buildings for the Wrangell St Elias National Park in Alaska. The buildings must meet federal safety, environmental, and fire-protection standards. The contractor will be responsible for delivering the completed buildings to the Copper Center, AK facility. The buildings must have a minimum size of 8 ft 3 in height, 26 ft width, and 8 ft depth, and must include features such as a spill containment sump, ventilation, and a locking system.
Some key requirements of the project include:
• Double-wall steel construction with airspace separation
• Integrated spill containment sump with minimum capacity of 700 gallons
• Mechanical or natural ventilation compliant with hazardous storage codes
• Secure personnel or equipment doors with locking mechanisms
• Compliance with NFPA 30, OSHA standards, and EPA hazardous storage requirements
• UL/NEC compliant electrical systems where applicable
• Exterior finish resistant to corrosion and harsh environment exposure
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