FIIS - Procurement of Composite Decking

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Background The National Park Service (NPS) is issuing this solicitation for the procurement of composite decking to support the Fire Island National Seashore (FIIS) project. The goal of this contract is to supply and deliver specified composite decking materials that match existing boardwalk decking, ensuring consistency in finish and texture for public use areas. Work Details The contractor is required to provide 758 pieces of composite decking as specified below: - Manufacturer: MoistureShield - Style/Collection: Vantage - Profile: Solid Deck Board (no side grooves/square edge) - Size: Nominal 1" x 6" (minimum actual profile 1" x 5.4") - Length: 16 feet - Color: Cape Cod Gray - Finish: Wood grain (embossed) This procurement is classified under Product/Service Code 5675 for nonwood construction lumber and related materials. Period of Performance Delivery must occur within 30 days after award. Place of Performance Fire Island National Seashore, 166 West Avenue, Patchogue, NY 11772. Delivery sites are accessible to tractor-trailers, and a forklift will be available for unloading. Bidder Requirements This acquisition is a Total Small Business Set-Aside. Bidders must provide a comprehensive list of materials and product specifications to confirm compliance with the requirements. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate past performance on at least two relevant projects completed within the last five years, including customer contact information. Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail) This opportunity appears to have a confirmed incumbent based on prior contract 140P4524P0033 awarded to Liberty Lumber & Supply Co for “FIIS PURCHASE COMPOSITE DECKING MATERIAL” valued at $24,768 (09/08/24–11/10/24). The current requirement is also for procurement and delivery of specified composite decking materials for Fire Island National Seashore, with the same type of product (MoistureShield Vantage composite boards in a specified color/finish/profile), suggesting the prior work was a direct continuation of the decking supply effort.