The Department of Interior, National Park Service (NPS), Denver Service Center has a requirement for the rehabilitation of nine (9) historic buildings in the Chapin Mesa area of Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.

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• This project includes the rehabilitation of nine (9) historic buildings in the Chapin Mesa area of Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. The buildings include the Chapin Mesa Archaeological Museum and eight (8) NPS staff residences (Quarters 1-8). All buildings are contributing resources to the Chapin Mesa Historic District and are on the National Cultural Resource Inventory System (CRIS). The Museum and Quarters 1 are contributing resources to the Mesa Verde Administration National Historic Landmark District. The buildings are 90 years old and many of the building components suffer from deferred maintenance and are in poor condition. The work at the Museum will include but is not limited to repointing of exterior stone mortar, repair of exterior wooden vigas and lintels, replacement of exterior windows, repair of exterior doors, repair and refinishing of concrete floors, replacement of electrical wiring and appurtenances, and repairs to the Museum’s site drainage. The work at the residences includes work noted at the Museum as well as selective demolition, restoration of original and early windows, rehabilitation of existing foundations and structural improvements, replacing mechanical (HVAC VRF), replacing electrical and plumbing systems, installing fire suppression and smoke detection, new interior fit-out, in-kind replacement or repair of wood floors (as needed), and improvements to site drainage.