F--PAGR MEK SURFACE REHAB

The National Park Service is seeking quotes for the rehabilitation of pedestrian pathways at Mary Ellen Kramer Park within the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park in New Jersey. The project involves resurfacing approximately 2,950 square feet of pathways across two separate sections using asphalt and a resin-bonded aggregate. This is a total small business set-aside under solicitation 140P4526Q0022, issued as a firm-fixed-price contract. While the original solicitation mentioned a 60-day performance period, subsequent amendments have clarified that the period of performance is 120 calendar days. This timeline accounts for a mandatory 30-day curing period for the asphalt before the final aggregate surface is applied. Quotes are due by June 8, 2026. The solicitation package includes technical specifications, pricing templates, and compliance forms, including a Statement of Work with 'brand name or equal' requirements for surfacing materials and Davis-Bacon Act wage determinations for New Jersey highway construction. This project focuses on asphalt paving and the application of a resin-bonded aggregate surface, specifically Addastone or an approved equal. A 30-day curing period for the asphalt is required before the resin can be applied. The total performance period is 120 calendar days, as established by recent amendments. The National Park Service is rehabilitating pedestrian pathways at Mary Ellen Kramer Park within the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park. The work covers approximately 2,950 square feet across two sections: Section 1 in Mary Ellen Kramer Park and Section 2 near the Great Falls Hydroelectric Building. The goal is to replace stone dust walkways with asphalt paving topped with a resin-bonded aggregate, such as Addastone or an equival…