The National Park Service plans to issue a Request for Quote for the design and installation of fire suppression and life safety systems in two historic duplex buildings at Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. The project involves restoring Quarters 70A/70B and 71A/71B to their original residential use as temporary employee housing, with work limited to the interior. The budget is estimated between $100,000 and $250,000, and performance is expected to begin in Summer 2026. The contract is a firm-fixed price award set aside 100% for Total Small Businesses under NAICS 238220. The location for performance is Hot Springs, Arkansas.

The National Park Service is seeking contractor interest for a project to design and install fire protection and life safety systems in two historic duplex buildings at Hot Springs National Park, restoring them to residential employee housing. Work includes single station fire alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, and an NFPA 13D wet pipe sprinkler system, limited to interior work with no exterior ground disturbance. The anticipated construction budget is between $100,000 and $250,000, with work expected to begin in Fall 2026. Performance of services will be at Hot Springs National Park. This is a market survey only, not a solicitation, and all responses are voluntary.