This project is confirmed to be under construction. questions will be extended until Thursday, May 6th at
5pm The Aquatic Species Propagation Project is contained to the researching of the A.E. Finley Center at Historic Yates Park and exterior areas between the research wing and Yates Mill pond, dock at the current canoe operation location. The intent of this project is to is to renovate the Research Wing of the A.E Finley Center and provide additional structures necessary for the purposes of creating a new Propagation Lab Operated by the NC State Associated site improvements includes, but are not limited to, sidewalks, resurfacing existing drives of multiple materials, floating docks and canoe ramp, grading, temporary erosion control devices, and utility connections. Project's scope of work , but not limited to:
Structural Demolition, Interior Demolition , Concrete , CMU, Masonry, Steel Trusses and Joists, Metal Fabrications, Roofing, Metal Wall Panels, Hollow Metal Doors, Screens panels, Louvers, Metal Studs Gypsum Partitions, Acoustical Ceiling Tiles, Tiling, Painting, epoxy flooring, Canopies, Fire Protection, Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, equipment, Site Work, Termite Control Wake County provides minorities and women equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of its construction program consistent with NCGS 143-8. Bidders shall comply with the requirements of the Wake County Minority Business Enterprise Program, as outlined in the Project Manual of the bidding documents. No bid may be withdrawn for ninety (90) days after the scheduled closing time for bids. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities. Send questions in emails to Miranda Potthoff at
Huffman Architects, miranda@huffmanarch.com. The cut-off date for questions is Thursday, April 22 by 12:00pm,
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