MORA/ 313019A, 312439 & 313809, Rehabilitate Ohanapecosh Campground   4

Background
The National Park Service (NPS), Department of Interior (DOI), Denver Service Center (DSC), is soliciting proposals as a Total Small Business Set Aside from all interested businesses having the capability to perform the work described. The historic Ohanapecosh Campground is in the southeast corner of Mount Rainier National Park, on the banks of the Ohanapecosh River. The rushing river, towering old-growth conifers, and an array of geothermal springs have attracted humans to this area for millennia and are still enjoyed by visitors today. The NPS is in the process of nominating the Developed Area at Ohanapecosh as a National Historic Landmark (NHL) district to the National Register of Historic Places (NR). High visitation and extreme weather conditions contribute to the deterioration of this campground.

Work Details
This project will address deferred maintenance of campsites and paved loops, rehabilitate the utility infrastructure, update the visitor center exhibits and implement ABAAS at the Ohanapecosh District.
The campground area has a layered human history that can be organized into several key periods including pre-contact human history, National Forest development (1906–1921), the Ohanapecosh Hot Springs Resort (1921–1961), National Park Service ownership (1931–present), Civilian Conservation Corps development (1934–1939), and Mission 66 development (1948–1972). The campsites, comfort stations, Visitor Center, and amphitheater are listed as contributing structures to the historic district in the NR nomination.
Estimated Price Range: Over $10 Million.
Estimated Period of Performance: 730 days from notice to proceed including mandated seasonal or environmental shutdowns.

Period of Performance
730 days from notice to proceed including mandated seasonal or environmental shutdowns

Place of Performance
Mount Rainier National Park, Packwood, Washington.