Public Projects

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to a roof recovery of an existing built up asphalt roof with a single ply membrane roof with associated accessories, flashing, and trims. Limited mechanical and electrical work for roof top equipment, exhaust fans, and penetrations is expected to facilitate roof recovery.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to a roof recovery of an existing built up asphalt roof with a single ply membrane roof with associated accessories, flashing, and trims. Limited mechanical and electrical work for roof top equipment, exhaust fans, and penetrations is expected to facilitate roof recovery.

The scope of the project is defined by the Contract Documents and consists of the removal of the existing (5) five story, load bearing clay masonry structure located at 400 NE Jefferson in its entirety including the basement and foundations. The work also includes site work associated with the removal of the building. The site work is compromised of, but not limited to, erosion control, sidewalk removal and replacement, pavement removal, utility removal/cap, earthwork/grading, and seeding.

The scope of this Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to the renovation of the existing storage building and partially enclosing of the (2) existing material storage bins.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of the renovation of the existing classroom and office space create individual offices, teachers’ lounge, conference room, and classroom. Work includes drywall partitions, acoustic ceilings, flooring, aluminum window/entrances, renovated toilet rooms, VRF expansion, and electrical systems.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to full-depth pavement removal and replacement of Rebel Drive from the entrance on 5th Street, along the south side of the building, and extending to the west edge of the basketball court. The work will also include some smaller features such as a new concrete entrance at the “recess doors”, decorative rock mulch in the inset alongside the entry, removal of abandoned bollards/concrete, installation of steel bollards around the light pole (near corner of the removed building), and paint pavement markings. The project also includes three alternate bids that expands the paving scope of work to other parts of the site.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to the replacement of the existing intercom system in its entirety.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of but not limited to the renovation of the existing office with selective demolition of masonry walls and existing lights and HVAC louvers, installation of gypsum partitions, acoustic drop ceilings, supporting mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology systems. The work also includes the installation of a new exterior aluminum clad wood window in an exterior masonry cavity wall construction including installing a new lintel.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of several miscellaneous maintenance projects at various schools including: flooring replacement, painting, and wood base at Jefferson School; Air Handler replacement, flooring replacement, and attic door replacement at Lettie Brown School; kitchen floor replacement and waste plumbing repair at Grundy School; Roof replacement and exhaust fan replacement at the Jr High School; Window security film at entrances to all school.

The scope of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and generally consists of the selective demolition of the existing structure and building addition at the North Entry. Building addition is a steel framed structure with aluminum composite panels over metal stud façade, aluminum curtain wall entry, single ply membrane roof, drywall partitions, and polished concrete slab on grade construction. The existing gyn façade will be faced with aluminum composite panels and a drop off canopy structure. The existing building will have a complete renovation of the locker room areas including walls, finishes, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. There is also an infill building addition to an existing courtyard.*NOTE: PLAN SET WAS REISSUED IN ADDENDUM #1 AND HAVE BEEN PLACED UNDER THE PLANS TAB AS THE CURRENT BID SET OF DRAWINGS.