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U.P. Construction Project News U.P. Construction Project News =============================================================================================================== Feb 10, 2020 Newsletter #6 =============================================================================================================== BOARD OF DIRECTORS PAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS Ryan Stern, Sheet Metal Workers, Local Union #7, President 2 Projects on File Janelle Ruff, Township of Marquette, Vice-President Nicole Christensen, Closner Construction, Treasurer/Secretary 7 Projects Not on File Ryan Diederichsen, Township of Marquette, Trustee 8 Federal Projects Sarah Kroon, Coleman Engineering Company, Trustee 8 State of MI Projects Adam Manty, Integrated Designs, Inc., Trustee 8 MDOT Projects Alison Neumann, VAST, Trustee 1229 W. Washington St., Ste 3 9 New Members Ken Ohman, North Country Disposal & Septic, Trustee Marquette, MI 49855 Kurt Simandl, North Country Engineering, Trustee #906-226-1140 9 Notices STAFF: www.mqtbx.org 9 Bid Results Jennifer Lammi, Executive Director Aric Sundquist, Technical Manager =============================================================================================================== Serving the Construction Industry Since 1950 Your Source for Commercial Construction Projects in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan =============================================================================================================== The Marquette Builders Exchange reports commercial Bid documents can be viewed by MBE members 24 hours/day projects being bid in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. at mqtbx.org and can be printed for members, unless Projects on File are available for viewing at the Exchange otherwise specified. Print services include specification book office between 9 am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday. Private work printing/binding, full color blueprint copying, printing or rooms with wi-fi are available for member use. Private online scanning to PDF. Highly water-resistant prints and archival, planrooms are available for members. high quality prints are also available. =============================================================================================================== U.P. Construction Project News Feb 10, 2020 Newsletter #6 Projects on File at the Exchange Red indicates new information since the last newsletter MARQUETTE: RESIDENTIAL TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT – RFP FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING Feb 10 • Scope: The Marquette County Land Bank (Owner) is seeking civil engineering proposals for a new 5 pm Residential Townhome Development to be located at 1015 Osprey Court in the City of Marquette. Mon Proposal is to provide all civil design and engineering services required for the completion for the proposed 4-6 units on the approximately .95-acre site. Overall description of the work to be performed is to provide site plan design, utility discovery and review, code and zoning compliance review, permit preparation for all required submittals for zoning, storm water, City site plan review, County soil erosion, and construction ready site plans from the Owner provided Conceptual site and building plans. Boundary survey and topographical survey are complete and will be provided by the Owner. • Bid documents: Contact Anne Giroux, [email protected] BARAGA: CORRECTIONAL FACILITY DOOR & WINDOW REPLACEMENT Feb 12 • Mandatory pre-bid meeting: Jan 22, 1 pm at the Admin Building, 13924 Wadada Rd. 2 pm • Scope: Provide replacement of doors, hardware & frames at the existing housing unit’s entry doors (14), Wed Level 1 entry double doors (2), Kitchen Side Entry door, Health Care Entry door, Storeroom entry door and Admin entry door with spare parts and misc. • Bid documents: PDF – free download from the State of Michigan website, Sol #200000000092 • Contact: U.P. Engineers & Architects, 100 Portage St., Houghton, 906-482-4810, [email protected] • Addendum: #1 MUNISING: ALGER CORRECTIONAL FACILITY BUILDING 200 – HVAC SYSTEM UPGRADES Feb 12 • Mandatory pre-bid meeting: Jan 23, 1 pm at the site, N6141 Industrial Park Drive 2 pm • Scope: Replacement of HVAC equipment and building controls for the Food Service/Health Care Building Wed (BLDG-200), replacement of the heating boiler in Housing Unit 6, and adding of controls in Housing Unit 1 • Bid documents: PDF – free download from the State of Michigan website, Sol #200000000093 • Contact: OHM Advisors, 424 Hancock St., Hancock, 906-482-0535, [email protected] • Addenda: #1, #2 MARQUETTE COUNTY: 2020 PRIMARY ROAD & TOWNSHIP LOCAL ROAD HMA RESURFACING BID Feb 14 • Bid documents: PDF – free download from the Marquette County Road Commission website 10 am • Contact: MCRC, 1610 N. Second St., Ishpeming, 906-486-4491 Fri 2 U.P. Construction Project News Feb 10, 2020 Newsletter #6 Projects on File at the Exchange MENOMINEE: COMMUNITY HANGAR ROOF PROJECT Feb 14 • Scope: Replacement/repair of the roof on the Community Hangar at the Menominee Regional Airport 4 pm CT • Bid documents: PDF – free download from the Menominee County website Fri • Contact: Jason Carviou, County Administrator, [email protected], 906-863-7779 MENOMINEE COUNTY: COUNTY ROAD 348 ROADWAY PROJECT Feb 18 • Scope: 7,725 feet of roadway reconstruction on County Road 348 including HMA crushing and shaping, 9 am CT aggregate base lift, widening, HMA paving, culvert replacement and installation of a pre-cast concrete Tue box culvert over Big Brook. • Bid documents: PDF -- $15 download from Coleman Engineering’s website • Architect: Coleman Engineering Company, 635 Circle Drive, Iron Mountain, 906-774-3440 • Contact: Scott Nowack, 906-774-3440, [email protected] • Owner: Menominee County Road Commission, P.O. Box 527 W5416 Belgiumtown Road, Stephenson CALUMET: SCHOOL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM DESIGN, FURNISH & INSTALL Feb 20 • Non-mandatory pre-bid walk-through: Feb 12, 9 am at the CLK Superintendent’s office, 57070 Mine St. 2 pm • Bid documents: Available from office of the CLK Superintendent, 57070 Mine St., Calumet, & the MBE Fri • Contact: Chris Davidson, CLK Superintendent, 906-337-0311, or Jerry LaBelle, Maintenance Supervisor, 906-231-4339 REPUBLIC: CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION INSPECTION SERVICES Feb 20 • Pre-bid meeting: Feb 6, 2 pm at the Republic Township Hall, 279 Kloman Ave 2 pm • Scope: Televising approximately: 850 lineal feet of 12” Armco Truss Pipe, 17,060 lineal feet of 8” Armco Thu Truss Pipe, 55 lineal feet of 12” ductile iron gravity sewer 1,240 lineal feet of 8” ductile iron gravity sewer, 10,190 lineal feet of 8” concrete pipe and a total of 119 manholes. • Bid documents: Paper -- $100; PDF -- $50, both non-refundable, available from the architect • Architect: U.P. Engineers & Architects, Matthew Treado, [email protected], 906-485‐1011 • Addendum: #1 NEGAUNEE: TOWNSHIP SECURITY WALL Feb 20 • Pre-bid walk-through: Feb 6, 2 pm at the Negaunee Twp office 2 pm • Scope: Remodel of a 250 sq. ft. waiting room into a secure entrance. Includes constructing a wall Thu with door access, adjusting and reinstalling casework. • Bid documents: Paper -- $100; PDF -- $50, available from the architect • Architect: U.P. Engineers & Architects, Mark Daavettila, [email protected], 906-485-1011 NEGAUNEE: SENIOR CENTER PROJECT - SITEWORK Feb 21 • Scope: sanitary sewer replacement, construction of parking stalls, curb and gutter work, crushing and 1 pm shaping, HMA paving, traffic control, pavement markings and slope restoration. Fri • Bid documents: $75 from the architect • Architect: U.P. Engineers & Architects, Mark Daavettila, [email protected], 485-1011 3 U.P. Construction Project News Feb 10, 2020 Newsletter #6 Projects on File at the Exchange NEGAUNEE: 2020 RAIL STREET PROJECT Feb 21 • Scope: approximately 0.20 miles of road reconstruction work on Rail St from Gold St to Division St 1:30 pm • Bid documents: Paper -- $50, available from the architect Fri • Architect: U.P. Engineers & Architects, 424 S. Pine St, Ishpeming, 906-485-1011 • Contact: Mark Daavettila, [email protected], 906-485-1011 • All bidders shall contact U.P. Engineers & Architects to be added to the Bidders List for pending addenda and supplemental information. CALUMET: SCHOOL BLEACHER SYSTEM DESIGN, FURNISH & INSTALL Feb 21 • Scope: Full-service stadium seating for Washington Middle School 2 pm • Bid documents: Available from office of the CLK Superintendent at 57070 Mine St., Calumet, & the MBE Fri • Contact: Chris Davidson, clk Superintendent, 906-337-0311, or Dan LaVergne, Maintenance Supervisor, 906-370-6321 NEGAUNEE: SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER RENOVATIONS Feb 25 • Non-mandatory pre-bid conference: Feb 10, 2 pm at the site, 410 Jackson Street, Negaunee 2 pm • Scope: Including, but not limited to: Exterior siding, restroom renovations, kitchen renovations, Tue casework, kitchen equipment and associated plumbing and electrical modifications. • Bid documents: Paper -- $40; PDF – free; CD -- $20, available from the architect • Contractors are requested to notify the architect of their interest in the project, so they can be placed on the plan holders list. • Architect: Northern Design Works, 420 Rail St, Negaunee, 906-475-6616 • Contact: Rich Uren, [email protected], 906-475-6616 • Addendum: #1 GWINN: PROPOSED SENIOR CENTER EXTERIOR REPAIRS AT TOWNHOUSE CLUBHOUSE BUILDING Feb 26 • Pre-bid meeting: Feb 18, 1 pm at the site, 165 N. Maple Street, Gwinn 9 am • Scope: Provide demolition of the existing chimney stacks and salvage brick for reuse. Removal of Wed deteriorated mortar and brick and re-mortar and/or replace existing brick with salvaged brick. • Bid documents:
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