Renovation of a museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Completed plans call for the renovation of a four-story above grade museum.

As of May 28 the project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for award has not yet been established. Water penetration on the stairway vestibule and stairwell has caused corrosion resulting in loss of section properties of the supporting angle. Though not visible, the anchors for this area are suspect for being corroded as well. Cracks in the wall adjacent to the vestibule door are likely due to shifting of the slab above the door and poor placement of reinforcement at the door jam/header interface. The anchors supporting the mezzanine floor slab above the ground level men's toilet room are failing, likely due to a combination of inadequate embedment of anchors and minor shifting of the slab relative to the north wall. Provide a new structural support for the MacArthur Square slab above the stairway vestibule and stairwell. Replacing the existing deteriorated supporting angle as the means of primary strucural support. New waterproofing is required of the MacArthur Square slab to stop water penetration into the stairway vestibuel and stairwell. To provide a new means of support for the mezzanine floor slab above the ground level Men's Toilet Room. Targeted Business Enterprise (TBE) participation goal for this project is 25% (percent). The goal for minority participation, expressed in percentage terms for the Contractors collective workforce in each trade on all construction work in the covered area is 8.0%*. The current goal for female participation is 6.9% A 10 percent bid bond or certified check is required with bid. The low responsive, responsible bidder will be recommended for contract award. Owner reserves the right to reject a bid, to waive informalities in a bid or to accept a bid, which will be in best interest of Owner.