Renovation of a museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Completed plans call for the renovation of a museum.

Project No. 04205160 ACCOUNT NO. 170030.Buildings.4004-40043122-541104 Gilcrease Museum BP No - 4 - Structural and Miscellaneous Packages PROJECT NO. 170030 Gilcrease Museum - Phase 4 - Structural & Misc. 3A - Concrete 4A - Masonry 5A - Structural Steel 14A - Elevators 23B - Underslab Plumbing 26B - Underslab Electrical The overall aspirational Small Business Enterprise utilization for this project is ten (10) percent. Attention is called to Resolution No. 18145 of August 23, 1988, requiring bidders to commit to the goal of employing on the project at least fifty percent bona fide residents of the City of Tulsa and/or MSA in each employment classification. The City of Tulsa itself is exempt from the payment of any sales or use taxes. A Certified or Cashier's Check or Bidders Surety Bond, in the sum of 5% of the amount of the bid will be required from each bidder to be retained as liquidated damages in the event the successful bidder fails, neglects or refuses to enter into said contract for the construction of said public improvements for said project and furnish the necessary bonds within thirty days from and after the date the award is made. **Estimate Value given is the Estimate Total Project Value ***For Bidding Purposes the previous drawings and specifications from Bid Packages 01 - 03 have been added to SmartBid in the Drawings and Specifications Folders.*** This project entails the demolition of the existing three-story museum and the constructing of a new museum building in its place. The new facility will have four stories above-grade and one below-grade level built into sloping hillside. The four above-grade stories will house the lobby, atrium, galleries, administrative offices, support spaces, and other public museum spaces, while the level below grade will house collections storage. 2. The current project includes approx. 30,000 SF of interpretive galleries. The design of these exhibits within these galleries is through a separate entity under a separate contract with the City of Tulsa. The scope for this building project is to provide base building infrastructure, permanent wall, ceiling, and floor materials to a level that supports the exhibit gallery design. Exhibit gallery design, exhibit furniture, lighting, graphic, casework, and exhibit finishes are not included in the base building scope. 3. The current planning calls for phased construction that meets both existing and potential future funding. The planning also includes early design packages for foundations, structure, and the central utility plant (CUP). The phased landscape upgrades include a 'Day 1' design and an additional 'Day 2' phase contingent upon other funding availability. 4. The project also has several Alternates. See drawing schedule per package for these descriptions. 5. The new museum will sit primarily within the footprint of the demolished existing building. The new facility will have a concrete 'podium' with steel fame above. An existing tunnel connected to the adjacent HCAR (Helmerich Center for American Research) building will remain and extend to tie into the new facility's construction.