Description
The National Park Service is conducting market research for the Phase III rehabilitation of seawalls and shoreline at East Potomac Park in Washington, DC. The effort will involve removal and reconstruction of historic stone‑masonry seawalls, shoreline stabilization, accessible pathway and railing installation, drainage improvements, and coordination with nearby utility and rail projects. The work must be performed while the park remains open to the public and may require winter construction and limited staging areas. The agency is soliciting responses to a sources‑sought questionnaire to shape the forthcoming RFP.
• Scope: historic seawall demolition/reconstruction, shoreline stabilization, drainage and landscaping, utility coordination, and public‑access mitigation.
• Duration: approx. 1,825 calendar days (≈ 5 years) with weather‑related shutdowns.
• Procurement: competitive RFP anticipated Fall 2026; single‑firm Fixed‑Price contract; NAICS 237990; size‑standard $39.5 M.
• Response deadline: 3:00 PM MT, Sep 2 2026; contacts: Contracting Officer Timothy Burger and Contract Specialist Kristin Tauber.