The National Park Service is soliciting a firm‑fixed‑price quote to construct and improve three interpretive waysides and replace approximately 360 sq ft of sidewalk at the Nicodemus National Historic Site in Kansas. Work includes demolition of existing curb and gutter, installation of new concrete pads and curbs, re‑installation of interpretive panels, and compliance with the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standards. The contractor must coordinate utility locating, protect historic resources, and complete the project within 120 calendar days, avoiding the period July 17 – August 3 2026 for a community event. The contract is a 100 % small‑business set‑aside with a total value between $20 k and $40 k.
• Replace existing curb/gutter and install new 7‑inch concrete wayside pads at three locations (First Baptist Church, St. Francis Hotel, Township Hall).
• Remove and replace ~360 sq ft of sidewalk with doweled joints.
• Re‑install existing interpretive panels and add new panels as required.
• Conduct site work in compliance with ABAAS, historic preservation, and environmental regulations.
• Provide all labor, materials, equipment, and a generator for power; manage waste and recycling on‑site.
• Submit safety plan, insurance, bonds, and other submittals per NPS requirements.
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