Project: Rehabilitate Four Historic and Two Non-Historic Structures at Supai Camp

Project overview: This project involves repairing and rehabilitating five housing units and one outbuilding that already exist at Supai Camp. Repairs will include a complete renovation of the four historic structures. This renovation work will include installing plumbing (running water and sewer), replacing roofing and windows, repainting, and upgrading the interior walls for all units. Residential fire sprinkler systems will also be installed in each of the units. Minor rehab work on the non-historic residence and common bath/laundry facility will include fixture replacement, lighting retrofit, and installation of fire sprinkler systems. Incidental site work includes the replacement of the potable water main to meet fire flow requirements and the installation of a sewer line and lift station.These repairs will vastly improve housing units and living conditions for the members of the Havasupai Tribe that reside at Supai Camp.

Project leader: Phil Fessler

Park contact: Maureen Oltrogge, Public Affairs Officer, (928) 638-7779

Project timing: This project will get under way following completion of the other ARRA project at Supai Camp, Repair and Rehabilitate Housing at Supai Camp. This will allow current residents a transition period to move from their existing, outdated housing units to the newly constructed housing units.

ARRA funding: $468,000

Partners: Havasupai Indian Tribe

Accepting outside solicitations: This project was awarded to Nagaki Design Build Associates, Phoenix, Arizona