Scope consists of 16,000 sf of power washing and surface preparation of exterior ribbed split face block to receive application of 16,000 sf of Sherwin Williams LX14-50 Series Self-Cleaning Acrylic Coating (2 coats). Removal and replacement of 550 lf of masonry control joint backer rod & cracked sealant and installation of new backer rod & single-component elastomeric polyurethane sealant. Supply and installation of 228 lf of 12” & 124 lf of 36” pre-finished composite aluminum windowsills attached to existing precast windowsills. Removal and replacement of 7 individual aluminum frame double pane insulated glass window units representing 387 sf. Reference drawings for specific locations and dimensions.
Project consists of the following: base bid for the installation of two concrete curb ramps within the NYSDOT highway right of way and associated restoration. An add alternate bid consists of the demolition and installation of concrete stairs, concrete ramp, and associated railings at the town hall.
Project consists of the following: base bid for the installation of two concrete curb ramps within the NYSDOT highway right of way and associated restoration. An add alternate bid consists of the demolition and installation of concrete stairs, concrete ramp, and associated railings at the town hall.
The scope of work includes replacing damaged hardscape and terrace paving, restoring foundation landscape planting areas, replacing the irrigation system, installing security fencing, providing site lighting, and other miscellaneous work as outlined in the plans and specifications.
The scope of work includes replacing damaged hardscape and terrace paving, restoring foundation landscape planting areas, replacing the irrigation system, installing security fencing, providing site lighting, and other miscellaneous work as outlined in the plans and specifications.
In general, the work consists of: the maintenance and repair of masonry walls and fenestration at 4-story Chapman Hall. Project work includes replacing exterior windows and restoring art glass windows, doors, vents and louvers; repairing masonry façade cracks, spalling stone and brick masonry; eliminating efflorescence; repairing and replacing deteriorated mortar joints; cleaning discolored brick and stone masonry; and repairing, replacing, and coating wood trim
In general, the work consists of: the maintenance and repair of masonry walls and fenestration at 4-story Chapman Hall. Project work includes replacing exterior windows and restoring art glass windows, doors, vents and louvers; repairing masonry façade cracks, spalling stone and brick masonry; eliminating efflorescence; repairing and replacing deteriorated mortar joints; cleaning discolored brick and stone masonry; and repairing, replacing, and coating wood trim
The City of Olympia is soliciting sealed bids from contractors for the City Hall Second Floor Improvements project (Project Number PRJ-25-000263), which involves tenant improvements to a portion of the second floor of Olympia City Hall. The scope includes enclosing an existing open office area to create new offices, a conference room, a restroom, and a staff break room, along with modifications to the existing HVAC system, fire alarm, fire sprinkler, electrical, and lighting systems, with an Engineer's Probable Opinion of Cost ranging from $440,000 to $540,000. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2026, at 8:30 AM at Olympia City Hall, and sealed bids must be submitted through the Trimble Unity Construct online Bid Portal by July 28, 2026, at 11:00 AM, at which time they will be publicly read at Olympia City Hall (601 4th Avenue East, Olympia, Washington 98501).
The City of Olympia is soliciting sealed bids from contractors for the City Hall Second Floor Improvements project (Project Number PRJ-25-000263), which involves tenant improvements to a portion of the second floor of Olympia City Hall. The scope includes enclosing an existing open office area to create new offices, a conference room, a restroom, and a staff break room, along with modifications to the existing HVAC system, fire alarm, fire sprinkler, electrical, and lighting systems, with an Engineer's Probable Opinion of Cost ranging from $440,000 to $540,000. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2026, at 8:30 AM at Olympia City Hall, and sealed bids must be submitted through the Trimble Unity Construct online Bid Portal by July 28, 2026, at 11:00 AM, at which time they will be publicly read at Olympia City Hall (601 4th Avenue East, Olympia, Washington 98501).
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