The National Park Service is seeking a qualified contractor to fully rehabilitate the historic Kawuneeche Visitor Center at Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. The scope includes selective demolition, asbestos and lead‑based paint abatement, structural steel framing, historic masonry and wood repair, installation of new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression, fire alarm, and data/telecommunications systems, interior and exterior finishes, accessibility upgrades, and site improvements such as parking repave, erosion control, and revegetation. The contractor must provide temporary relocation facilities, manage hazardous materials, protect historic fabric per the Secretary of the Interior Standards, and coordinate with multiple specialty contractors (exhibit fabrication, utility providers, etc.). The project is approximately 5,000 sf and will be performed under a single‑prime contract with a one‑phase schedule, subject to NPS environmental and historic preservation requirements. • Full building envelope upgrade (insulation, windows, roofing) • Historic preservation treatment of masonry, wood, and finishes • Comprehensive MEP systems replacement (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection) • Hazardous material (asbestos, lead, PCBs) abatement and waste management • Site work: grading, paving, storm‑water control, revegetation • Provision of temporary office/trailer facilities and relocation of existing furniture • Coordination with separate exhibit‑fabrication contract and utility owners • Compliance with bird‑nesting, dark‑sky, and accessibility regulations