Natchez National Historical Park in Mississippi, managed by the National Park Service, comprises four sites. It features Fort Rosalie, an 18th-century fort; the William Johnson House, home of an African American barber; Melrose (pictured), the estate of John T. McMurran; and Forks of the Road, a former slave trading market. Exhibits showcase historical furnishings and artifacts from Natchez. The National Park Service is seeking proposals from contractors for an Ethnographic Overview and Assessment at Natchez National Historical Park.
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE: Ethnographic Overview and Assessment (EOA) study- Natchez National Historical Park. Notice ID: 140P5223Q0044. Contract Opportunity Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation (Original). REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS (RFQ). Original Set Aside: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5).
The National Park Service, West Contracting Office requires an Ethnographic Overview and Assessment (EOA) study of Natchez National Historical Park.
This EOA is an initial comprehensive background study of traditionally associated peoples and the ethnographic resources important to them within the boundaries of a NPS unit.
This type of study reviews and summarizes existing information and identifies new data needs.
Information is derived from existing archival and published materials and is supplemented with ethnographic interviewing and methodology.
The deadline for submission of questions is 27 June 2023.

For further information, interested contractors should go to the following link.

The deadline for submission of proposals is 10 July 2023 by 12 pm local time.
Contact:
Contact person: Robert Solomon
Robert_Solomon@nps.gov
+1 404 507 5751
