Description
The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking a qualified firm to design, fabricate, install, and demolish a comprehensive suite of wayfinding, regulatory, informational, and accessibility signs throughout the 1,000‑acre Minute Man National Historical Park. The effort supports the Great American Outdoor Acts Legacy Restoration Fund and the Freedom 250 commemoration. Work includes full life‑cycle sign services—from design and shop drawings through fabrication, on‑site installation, selective demolition of existing signs, final walkthrough, and provision of a maintenance kit. The contract will be a firm‑fixed‑price, small‑business set‑aside (NAICS 339950) with a performance period of one year (Oct 2026 – Sep 2027). Offerors must attend an optional site‑visit on Sep 1 2026 and submit questions by Sep 3 2026; proposals are due Sep 11 2026.
• Scope: design, shop‑drawings, fabrication, installation, demolition, final inspection, maintenance kit.
• Location: Minute Man National Historical Park, Concord, MA (174 Liberty St.).
• Performance period: 10/01/2026 – 09/30/2027 (12 months).
• Contract type: Firm‑Fixed‑Price, Small Business Set‑Aside (100% set‑aside).
• Required experience: prior NPS or federal park sign projects, wayfinding, regulatory signage, and demolition.
• Evaluation factors: Technical approach, project experience, management experience, past performance, and cost/price (non‑price factors dominate).
• Submission: electronic PDF to Jason Albright by 10:00 AM ET, 09/11/2026.