Capital Improvement Project 2024 - Phase 2 - Art Renovations
Description: This is an art-renovations bid package within North Tonawanda City Schools’ 2024 Capital Improvement Project Phase 2. The associated project listing groups art work with classroom and science renovations. Detailed specifications for the art work are not visible in the public solicitation listing.
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This solicitation seeks bids for classroom renovations at the Middle/High School as part of North Tonawanda City Schools' Capital Improvement Project 2024 - Phase 2. The project listing also identifies related phase-two work including science, art, music, Tech/STEM, family and consumer science, nurse and toilet-room renovations, MEP upgrades, door hardware and access controls, and window replacements. The project site is the district's Middle/High School at 405 Meadow Dr., North Tonawanda, with the bid opening at the district office at 176 Walck Road.
The solicitation concerns music-wing renovations at Owego Free Academy and Owego Apalachin Middle School. The district identifies those renovations as part of its 2022–2024 capital project, which also includes other facility upgrades. The accessible solicitation notice provides no more detailed scope or specifications.
This solicitation concerns the science-renovations package for Royalton-Hartland Central School District’s 2024 Phase 2 Capital Improvement Project. The project’s public notice describes work at the High School and Facilities Office, including classroom, lecture hall, science lab, and corridor renovations, as well as roof, exterior wall, window, site, demolition, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work. The BidNet posting does not disclose a description specific to this package or provide solicitation documents.
The work renovates Holland High School's Tech/STEM space, starting with full demolition of its existing footprint. The scope includes new finishes and equipment, associated MEPFP infrastructure, building-control upgrades, and site improvements for dust-collector equipment and the space's overhead-door entry. This is a school-facility construction solicitation rather than a grant program.
