Description
The National Park Service is seeking a small‑business‑set‑aside contractor to design, demolish, and install a new addressable fire‑alarm and security detection system at the Visitor Center, Chapel, and electrical shed of Women’s Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, NY. The work replaces a 30‑year‑old proprietary system with a non‑proprietary, upgrade‑ready solution, including demolition, disposal, patching, painting, and coordination with existing sprinkler systems. The contract is firm‑fixed‑price, valued between $100,000 and $250,000, with a performance period of up to 300 calendar days after a Notice to Proceed. All bidders must be registered in SAM, provide required bonds and insurance, and may schedule a site visit with the park’s point of contact. • Scope: design, removal of existing Johnson Controls fire/security systems, installation of new addressable system, demolition, disposal, surface repair, painting. • Location: Visitor Center, Women’s Rights NHP, Seneca Falls, NY. • Contract type: Total Small Business Set‑Aside, firm‑fixed‑price, RFQ. • Estimated value: $100‑$250 K. • Performance period: 300 days from NTP (start within 5 days of NTP). • Mandatory requirements: SAM registration, performance/payment bonds, liability insurance, compliance with prevailing wage, Buy‑American, and safety regulations. • Key dates: Issue 08/25/2026, Q&A deadline 09/02/2026, Offer deadline 09/09/2026 (2:00 PM EST). • Primary contacts: Contracting Officer Roslyn Sessoms (718‑815‑6152, [email protected]) and Park POC Jessica Bowes for site visits (315‑237‑7846, [email protected]).