Site work, remodeling and addition to an educational facility in Pocatello, Idaho. Completed plans call for the addition of a 13,110-square-foot educational facility; for the remodel of a 117,585-square-foot educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

Project documents include three phases of improvement and expansion on an existing building located at 1999 Alvin Ricken Drive, Pocatello, ID 83201. The base bid includes the work identified as Phase 1. Add Alternate No. 3 adds the work of Phase II. Pricing for Phase III is not being solicited at this time. If questions should arise during the bid process please contact Michael Arrington at michael@starrcorporation.com and Brandon Hope at brandon@starrcorportion.com. From RFQ 2017: Science and Technology Building Renovations - State of Idaho - Division of Public Works (DPW) "As part of this project, Idaho State University plans to relocate approximately half of the College of Technology programs to the Science and Technology (“S&T”) Building located at 1999 Alvin Ricken Drive. Existing College of Technology programs are currently located in multiple buildings around campus. ... "Programs moving as part of this project include: Auto Collision Repair & Refinishing, Automotive Technology, Civil Engineering Technology, Surveying & Geomatics Engineering Technology, Diesel Technology, On-Site Power Generation Technology, Unmanned Aerial Systems, Robotics & Communications Systems Engineering Technology, and Welding. Auxiliary spaces needed for these programs will also be relocated. These spaces will include Student Services, classrooms, faculty offices, testing labs, storage (inside and out), etc.. This project will remodel approximately 113,000 s.f. of the S&T Building, which is approximately 207,057 s.f. total. The Machining Technology and CADD programs are being moved to the S&T Building under separate contracts. Several College of Technology programs are staying in their current location and are not a part of this project. Approximately 48,000 s.f. of the S&T Building is being reserved for the Office of Research. Currently, this Research space is not part of the project, but Idaho State University is considering renovations to certain labs that may be added to the project at a later date. Included in the scope of this project will be a code study, by the Architect, for the entire building and site. This will be necessary to determine code compliance and evaluate life safety concerns for the whole building including areas that are not part of this scope of work."