GRTE MORMON ROW LANDSCAPE REHAB Mormon Row Cultural Landscape Improvements - Phase IV - PMIS 228830

Grand Teton National Park (GRTE) Mormon Row Cultural Landscape Improvements - Phase IV - PMIS 228830 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project work consists of providing all labor, materials, tools and other equipment necessary to complete the Grand Teton National Park Mormon Row Cultural Landscape Improvements - Phase IV - PMIS 228830. Additional information is provided in the solicitation, specifications, supporting documents and other pertinent attachments.

Mormon Row is a significant cultural landscape located roughly 2 miles east of Moose, WY that attracts park visitors for its historic resources and spectacular mountain views. In 2026, construction at Mormon Row will focus on landscape repairs and improvements designed to enhance visitor access, safety, and understanding of this historic site.

Work will involve repairing and resurfacing trails and viewing areas to meet ABA accessibility standards, installing clear wayfinding and interpretive signage, and constructing a new off-street parking area for approximately 50 cars on nearly 2 acres. Work will also involve new and improved pedestrian pathways, raised road crosswalk, fencing, vault toilets and site furnishings to better manage visitor access and their activities.

All work will be completed with sensitivity to the historic character of the Mormon Row Historic District and in compliance with preservation and environmental standards. Mormon Row Road will remain open to visitors during this construction so work tasks along the nearly ¾ mile work corridor must be thoughtfully sequenced to support public access.