Tobacco Farm Life Museum Repairs and Renovations

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Background The Tobacco Farm Life Museum, managed by the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, is undergoing a repair and renovation project to address deficiencies identified in inspection reports. The goal is to enhance the museum complex located in Kenly, NC, ensuring safety and accessibility for visitors. Work Details The project will involve repairs and renovations to multiple buildings within the Tobacco Farm Life Museum complex, including: - Museum (Gallery, Gift Shop, Offices, Exhibits & Tours, Restrooms) - Outdoor Stage - Schoolhouse - Old House - Kitchen - Packhouse - Blacksmith Shop. Specific improvements include addressing deficiencies related to accessibility in parking lots, sidewalks, and walking paths. Additional work will involve installing egress and exit lights/signs at various locations. The project will also rectify issues highlighted in the State Construction Office FCAP Inspection Report dated March 22, 2024, and the Department of Insurance Fire & Safety Inspection Report dated July 15, 2025. Period of Performance The contract's performance period is not explicitly stated but is associated with the fiscal year 2025-2026. Place of Performance The contract will be performed at the Tobacco Farm Life Museum complex located in Kenly, North Carolina. Bidder Requirements Proposing firms must be properly licensed to practice Architecture, Engineering, or Landscape Architecture in the State of North Carolina. Additionally, firms must submit three copies of a Letter of Interest and three copies of their current Standard Form 254 (SF 254) as part of their proposal.