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Contact: Barbara Rowles, 419-285-2184 extension 1225
Put-in-Bay, Ohio - The National Park Service (NPS) is again soliciting proposals on a full and open basis from all interested businesses having the capability to perform the work described below. The solicitation will be issued electronically on the Governmentwide Point of Entry (GPE) website at https://beta.sam.gov/. Proposal documents will be available for download in Microsoft Word, HTML, Microsoft Excel, and Adobe PDF; Specifications will be available in Adobe PDF format; and drawings will be available in PDF format. Specific instructions on submitting your proposal will be contained in the solicitation documents to be issued on or about July 15, 2021.
Vendors can search for the project solicitation on https://beta.sam.gov/ without registering. This website has a “watchlist” where you can add your company’s interest by registering in beta.sam.gov. Specific instructions can be found on this website. Registering provides the opportunity to receive notifications; this is a tool of convenience only and does not serve as a guarantee of notification.
For questions about the contract solicitation contact NPS Contracting Officer Bai Perney at e-mail us or 303-987-6766.
The work of this project includes the rehabilitation and replacement of the North and South Seawall, approximately 1,900 feet (ft) and 1,500 ft long, upgrades to the stormwater system, and associated site restoration work. Associated restoration includes the relocation of the following utilities: water, electric, and communications. Work identified to be completed on the seawalls includes the demolition and replacement of the North Seawall – Center section, removal of the top section and raising the elevation of all other wall sections, performing repairs on the existing structures to remain and extending the South Seawall – West section along Delaware Avenue. The sidewalk along the South Seawall will be replaced and a sidewalk will be added alongside the North Seawall. Work to the stormwater system includes adding a packaged pump system, additional catch basins and pipes will be installed, flap gates will be added to the outlets on the seawall and the site will be regraded in specific locations to facilitate water flow to the drainage utilities.
Superintendent Rowles said “we are excited for the contract solicitation to be open again leading to the start of the construction phase of this project in the spring of 2022 with completion by the end of 2023. This is an important step forward to protecting the park and providing access for visitors enjoyment.”
Last updated: July 12, 2021