SAM #1166068

Management and Preservation Services for Historic Recreation Residences at Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

This opportunity from the USDA Forest Service focuses on the management and preservation of historic recreation residences in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. - Agency: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest - Scope: Management, administration, and preservation services for 223 recreation residences across eight tracts and three individual cabins in Glacier, Washington - Residences are rustic, vernacular-style cabins built between 1908 and 1968 - Eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criteria A and C - No specific OEMs, vendors, or products are named; the procurement is for services - Requirements include familiarity with historic preservation, recreation residence management, and site-specific documentation - NAICS code: 541720 (Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities) - Classification code: B503 - Permits for these residences are issued for up to 20 years; last initial permits issued by 1966 - Estimated contract value is not specified, but scope suggests a moderate range

Product Line Items (Residences): - White River Complex: 130 cabins - Deep Creek Tract: 18 cabins - Dalles Tract: 31 cabins - Denny Creek Tract: 21 cabins - Snoqualmie Pass East Tract: 13 cabins - Miller River Tract: 7 cabins - Glacier Individual Cabins: 3 cabins

Service Line Item: - Recreation Residence Management Services: Administration, oversight, or maintenance of the above residences

Period of Performance: - Residences built between 1908 and 1968 - Permits issued for up to 20 years; last initial permits by 1966 - Surveys and evaluations conducted primarily in 2005

Description

The Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest manages recreation residences located in eight tracts made up of individual building lots (lots). From south to north the tracts are Silver Springs, Silver Creek, Goat Creek, Deep Creek, Dalles, Denny Creek, Snoqualmie Pass East, and Miller River. In addition to these eight tracts, three individual recreation residences are located in the town of Glacier; these cabins are not located within a tract.

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