Renovation of a water / sewer project in Lawrence, Indiana. Completed plans call for the renovation of a water / sewer project.

500,000 Gallon Steel Elevated Tank, in Lawrence, Indiana: The complete cleaning and repainting of the interior surfaces, the spot cleaning and spot coating of the exterior surfaces damaged by repairs and new items, and washing the exterior of the 52nd Street Tower and Oaklandon Road Tower. Additional Work items include: repair of concrete foundations and grout; replacement of riser insert plate, riser manhole, tower ladder, shell and roof ladder, balcony safety railing, clog-resistant roof vent pallet and screening, and inlet/outlet pipe protective cover; installation of notched-tubular safe-climbing devices, vandal deterrent, balcony safety railing self-closing gate, and transition cone safety railing; modification of access opening in balcony floor; removal of cable-type safe-climbing devices; and including other miscellaneous repairs. Written Questions Due- December 13, 2021 at 4:00 p.m., local time Response to Questions Due- December 15, 2021 at 5:00 p.m., local time Bidders are notified that it is the policy of the City of Lawrence to strive to achieve the following participation goals on this project through reasonable and good faith efforts: 1. To utilize minority-owned business enterprises for public works projects, procurement of goods, and services for the city in a dollar amount equal to at least 15% of monies spent by the city. 2. To utilize woman-owned business enterprises for public works projects, procurement of goods, and services for the city in a dollar amount equal to at least 8% of monies spent by the city. 3. To utilize veteran-owned business enterprises for public works projects, procurement of goods, and services for the city in a dollar amount equal to at least 3% of monies spent by the city. 4. To utilize disability-owned business enterprises for public works projects, procurement of goods, and services for the city in a dollar amount equal to at least 1% of monies spent by the city.