Concrete Preservation Stewardship Field School Program at Pearl Harbor

The National Park Service intends to award a single source justified cooperative agreement to the Concrete Preservation Institute for the Concrete Preservation Stewardship Field School Program at Pearl Harbor. The program aims to provide training and education on historic preservation and concrete repair, with a focus on the stewardship of park cultural resources. The project will include the preparation of an Historic Structures Report for the Battleship Row Mooring Quays. The agreement will be for a period of 12 months, with a total anticipated award amount of $150,000. • The program will focus on the repair and preservation of historic structures within the park and related areas. • The Concrete Preservation Institute will be responsible for planning and scoping projects, collaborating on compliance records, and providing regular status and completion reports. • The National Park Service will provide access to park lands and facilities, technical assistance, and oversight of the project. • The project will include a site visit and documentation, conditions assessment, and treatment and use of historic resources. • The agreement will be subject to the terms and conditions of the National Park Service's cooperative agreement policy.