Renovation of an educational facility in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Completed plans call for the renovation of a 60,467-square-foot educational facility.

Minneapolis Community and Technical College is seeking to modernize classroom technology to support flexible teaching and learning methodologies and equitable learning environments. This project transforms classrooms and labs to support modern flexible learning styles, and accommodates multiple online, hybrid and in-person teaching formats. The environments will allow all students to engage in real time, including those learning remotely. The project covers 52 priority classrooms identified by the campus. These classrooms are distributed in TBuilding, H-Building, K-Building, and L-Building. It is anticipated that the Work can be accomplished with a single mobilization in site, but the Work will require coordination with the Owner to establish groupings of rooms to be worked on in occupied buildings. All classrooms will not be available for the Work simultaneously. To access the electronic bid form, download the project documents and click the online bidding button at the top of bid advertisement (on-line bid button will be available when the project is published and ready for bid submitting). Parties that download the Drawings and specifications and need to have them printed elsewhere, are solely responsible for those printing costs. The sales of paper copies for projects listed on this site are not available. The Architect/Engineer and/or College/University Representatives will review the bidding procedures, Bidding Documents and other conditions with interested Bidders and answer questions. Bidding Documents are as prepared by the Project Architect/Engineer of Record; Gensler: Minneapolis Community and Technical College is seeking to modernize classroom technology to support flexible teaching and learning methodologies and equitable learning environments. This project transforms classrooms and labs to support modern flexible learning styles, and accommodates multiple online, hybrid and in-person teaching formats. The environments will allow all students to engage in real time, including those learning remotely