Z--BRVB - Entry Courtyard Improvements

The National Park Service is soliciting firm-fixed-price construction for entry courtyard improvements at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park in Topeka, Kansas. This project involves removing approximately 7,362 square feet of pavement and installing fiber-mesh reinforced concrete and drainage systems. It is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS 237310, with a 75-day performance period. The scope includes historical preservation, ABAAS compliance, and specific jointing patterns. Tasks include stair reconstruction, installing ornamental bronze and stainless steel railings, and site-wide erosion control. Amendment 0001 incorporated Addendum No. 1, which requires the contractor to hire a third-party inspector for work in the City of Topeka Right of Way. The solicitation includes technical specifications, a 13-sheet drawing set, and reporting templates for subcontracting limits. Bids are due July 2, 2026, and will be opened virtually. A 20% bid guarantee is required, and contractors must follow Department of Labor wage determinations. The scope involves reconstructing stairs and installing ornamental bronze and stainless steel railings while following historical preservation and ABAAS standards. Work includes site grading, erosion control, and storm water management. A recent amendment requires a third-party inspector forwork within the City of Topeka Right of Way. The project addresses deterioration and ABA non-compliance at the Monroe Elementary School entry courtyard. Work involves removing 7,362 square feet of concrete and stairs, then installing fiber-mesh reinforced concrete to restore the historical configuration.