The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking a qualified contractor to restore and upgrade the historic Canyon Creek Stage Station in Idaho. The work includes repairing historic masonry thresholds, fabricating and installing four custom exterior wood doors and five single‑hung wood windows, providing associated trim, flashing, hardware, and finish painting. All work must comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, using specified historic‑compatible materials (e.g., Sapele Mahogany, mud‑type mortar, galvanized steel flashing). The contractor must submit shop drawings, material data, and photographic documentation, and coordinate closely with BLM’s Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for inspections and approvals at multiple milestones.
• Repair of masonry thresholds at four door openings (mud mortar, Type N/O).
• Fabrication of custom doors (4) and windows (5) from Sapele Mahogany or equivalent.
• Installation of historic‑compatible hardware (antique brass locksets, decorative hinges, door closers).
• Provision and installation of galvanized steel flashing and sheet metal.
• Full interior/exterior painting (white alkyd primer, two‑coat acrylic topcoat).
• Detailed submittals: cut sheets, mix designs, shop drawings, photographic as‑built documentation.
• On‑site verification of irregular historic openings; supplemental support structures required.
• BLM COR inspections at progress milestones; non‑conforming work will not be paid.
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