Oregon Public Universities Business and Bid Opportunities

Madrone Hall - Concrete Stair & Sidewalk Replacement

Southern Oregon University

This opportunity is closed

Description

This project includes all labor, materials and equipment required to replace the exterior deteriorated concrete stairs at the main entry to the Madrone Residence Hall. Madrone Hall is located at the corner of Indiana Street and Madrone Street in Ashland, OR. The work scope incudes: • Demolition and removal of (3) sets of existing on-grade concrete stairs and approximately 880 sq.ft. of adjacent sidewalk • Removal and salvage of the existing steel handrails • Place and finish new concrete stairs and sidewalks • Modify bases of existing handrails and re-install at ADA height Refer to the Attachment B drawing and specifications.

Files

  ITB 2023-22_Madrone Hall_Concrete Stair & Sidwalk Replacement_Final.pdf
  Attachment A-ITB2023-22.pdf
  Attachment B Drawing-ITB2023-22.pdf
  2023-22 Notice of Intent to Award.pdf

Additional Information

Solicitation Number
  2023-22
Emerging Small Business Opportunity Only
   No
Notice of Intent of Sole Source
   No

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