The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service requires a contractor to furnish the labor, materials, equipment, permits, and incidentals needed to install a complete wood-burning stove system in modular government quarters at Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge in Denio, Nevada. The Government furnishes only the Jotul F035 stove; the contractor must provide the remaining system, including the chimney, hearth and wall protection, roof penetration and sealing, and required smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The work includes testing, cleanup, and coordination of inspections, must comply with applicable codes and manufacturer requirements, and has a performance period of 120 days after notice to proceed.