Opportunity Information: Apply for P11AT00128
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- The National Park Service in the natural resources sector is offering a public funding opportunity titled "NPS Grand Teton Stabilize Cabins" and is now available to receive applicants.
- Interested and eligible applicants and submit their applications by referencing the CFDA number(s): 15.912 National Historic Landmark.
- This funding opportunity was created on May 3, 2011 and posted on May 3, 2011.
- Applicants must submit their applications by May 5, 2011. (Agency may still review applications by suitable applicants for the remaining/unused allocated funding in 2026.)
- The funding agency has allocated a total of $46,000.00 to eligible and selected applicants.
- The number of recipients for this funding is limited to 1 candidate(s).
- Eligible applicants include: Nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than institutions of higher education.
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Opportunity Summary:
The "NPS Grand Teton Stabilize Cabins" opportunity (Funding Announcement Number P11AT00128) is a National Park Service notice of intent to award, meaning it is not an open call for applications. Instead, it serves as a public notification that NPS planned to make a single award without full and open competition. The award was structured as a cooperative agreement task award issued under an existing umbrella cooperative agreement (H1233060008), with an anticipated total federal amount of $46,119.24 (roughly $46,000 shown in the listing). No cost share or matching funds were required. The project was posted May 3, 2011, with a very short notice window through May 5, 2011, and it was expected to run through March 30, 2012.
The project itself focused on stabilizing historic cabins in Grand Teton National Park, specifically targeting two properties listed on the National Register that had deteriorated due to a lack of routine, cyclical maintenance. Funding came from the Cultural Resource Preservation Program, using Historic Structures Stabilization funds, and the work was framed as technically challenging preservation and stabilization activity intended both to protect cultural resources and to strengthen regional collaboration among preservation-focused partners.
Colorado Preservation, Inc. (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit) was named as the intended recipient. The organization was selected under the Department of the Interior single-source policy criteria "Unique Qualifications" (criterion #4). The justification was that Colorado Preservation, Inc. already held the master cooperative agreement authorizing participation in specific tasks and could provide the specialized technical support needed for this stabilization work, making competition impracticable for this specific task order. The announcement also highlights the nonprofit's broader mission across the Rocky Mountain region: providing preservation information, education, training, expertise, and advocacy through partnerships with property owners, nonprofits, educators, and government entities.
A key feature of the award was hands-on public and staff involvement. NPS emphasized that the public purpose would be advanced through volunteer participation throughout the project, with the idea that volunteers would gain education and job training, build responsible citizenship, and develop a stronger understanding of cultural resource stewardship. NPS also committed substantial involvement, which is typical of a cooperative agreement. Seven NPS trail crew employees were expected to be on site for the full duration of the work, collaborating directly with Colorado Preservation, Inc. project leaders. In addition, the project leader planned to provide a one-day training for park employees on log crown replacement, a specialized preservation technique relevant to historic log structures. NPS cultural resource management staff would handle compliance requirements and participate in at least part of the on-the-ground effort.
Administratively, the listing categorized the instrument as a cooperative agreement (task award) under CFDA 15.912 (National Historic Landmark). The statutory authorities cited include several provisions of Title 16 related to NPS and historic preservation authorities. The expected number of awards was one. The NPS point of contact for the notice was Tina Holland, Financial Assistance Agreements Officer, at Grand Teton National Park.
FAQs: NPS Grand Teton Stabilize Cabins (Funding Announcement Number P11AT00128)
Is this an open grant opportunity that organizations can apply to?
No. This was a National Park Service (NPS) notice of intent to award, not an open call for applications. It served as public notice that NPS planned to make a single award without full and open competition.
What does "notice of intent to award" mean in this context?
It means NPS was announcing its plan to issue one award to an identified recipient, rather than inviting proposals from multiple applicants through a competitive process.
What is the funding announcement number for this opportunity?
The funding announcement number is P11AT00128.
Who was the intended recipient of the award?
Colorado Preservation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was named as the intended recipient.
Why was Colorado Preservation, Inc. selected without competition?
The selection was justified under the Department of the Interior single-source policy using the criterion "Unique Qualifications" (criterion #4). The announcement states that Colorado Preservation, Inc. already held the relevant master (umbrella) cooperative agreement and could provide specialized technical support needed for the stabilization work, making competition impracticable for this specific task order.
What type of award instrument was planned?
The award was structured as a cooperative agreement task award issued under an existing umbrella cooperative agreement (H1233060008).
What is the umbrella cooperative agreement number referenced in the notice?
The umbrella cooperative agreement number referenced is H1233060008.
How much federal funding was anticipated for the project?
The anticipated total federal amount was $46,119.24 (shown as roughly $46,000 in the listing).
Was a cost share or matching funds requirement included?
No. The notice states that no cost share or matching funds were required.
How many awards were expected to be made?
One award was expected.
When was the opportunity posted and what was the notice window?
The project was posted on May 3, 2011, with a very short notice window through May 5, 2011.
What was the expected project period of performance?
The project was expected to run through March 30, 2012.
What was the purpose of the project?
The project focused on stabilizing historic cabins in Grand Teton National Park, specifically addressing two properties listed on the National Register that had deteriorated due to a lack of routine, cyclical maintenance.
Where would the work take place?
The work was planned for Grand Teton National Park.
What kinds of historic resources were targeted?
The notice describes two historic cabin properties that are listed on the National Register and were in deteriorated condition.
What funding source within NPS supported this work?
Funding came from the Cultural Resource Preservation Program using Historic Structures Stabilization funds.
How was the work described in terms of technical complexity?
The announcement framed the effort as technically challenging preservation and stabilization work intended to protect cultural resources.
Was collaboration a goal of the project?
Yes. The notice indicates the project was also intended to strengthen regional collaboration among preservation-focused partners.
What role did volunteers play in the project?
Volunteer participation was emphasized as a key feature. NPS stated the public purpose would be advanced through volunteer involvement throughout the project.
What benefits were expected from volunteer participation?
The notice states volunteers would gain education and job training, build responsible citizenship, and develop a stronger understanding of cultural resource stewardship.
What level of involvement did NPS anticipate under the cooperative agreement?
NPS committed substantial involvement, which is typical of a cooperative agreement. The notice describes direct collaboration between NPS staff and the recipient during on-site work and project activities.
How many NPS staff members were expected to be on site, and for how long?
Seven NPS trail crew employees were expected to be on site for the full duration of the work, collaborating directly with Colorado Preservation, Inc. project leaders.
Was any specialized training included as part of the project?
Yes. The project leader planned to provide a one-day training for park employees on log crown replacement, described as a specialized preservation technique relevant to historic log structures.
Who was responsible for compliance requirements?
NPS cultural resource management staff were identified as handling compliance requirements and participating in at least part of the on-the-ground effort.
How was the award categorized administratively (CFDA)?
The listing categorized the instrument under CFDA 15.912 (National Historic Landmark).
What statutory authorities were cited for the award?
The notice cites several provisions of Title 16 related to National Park Service and historic preservation authorities.
Who was the NPS point of contact listed for this notice?
The point of contact was Tina Holland, Financial Assistance Agreements Officer, Grand Teton National Park.
If someone had questions at the time, who would they contact?
The notice lists Tina Holland (Financial Assistance Agreements Officer at Grand Teton National Park) as the NPS point of contact.
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