Renovation of a municipal facility in Dixon, Illinois. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

The Lee County Emergency Telephone Systems Board (ETSB) is seeking proposals for labor, materials, equipment, and supervision to remove existing roof and install a new TPO membrane roof at the Lee County 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Center (ECC) located at 316 S Hennepin Avenue, Dixon, Illinois. Open existing TPO membrane. Remove deteriorated decking and dispose of all debris Install new CDX plywood sheeting - match existing thickness -fastened to existing roof trusses, at the seam ends of plywood - install new 2"x6" framing to support the seams, fasten entire perimeter of plywood 6" o.c. with the appropriate fasteners. Infill affected areas with insulation to match existing. For the remaining roof area, slit existing membrane in a 10' x 10' grid. Overlay existing membrane with two layers of 2.6" Polyisocyanurate insulation (R=30). Stagger joints 12" in all directions from the preceding layer. Mechanically fasten per manufacturer's fastening pattern to comply with warranty. Provide new 2"x6" wood blocking and plywood strips at perimeter edges to be the same thickness as new insulation, installed per NRCA details. Install a new mechanically fastened .060 TPO roofing system, complete with all necessary flashings and caulking where needed per manufacturer's instructions. At perimeter, wrap new TPO membrane over and down the exterior face of the new wood blocking. Furnish and install .040 commercial roof lap-style aluminum gutters: 6" wide with 4" x 5" downspouts per SMACNA standards. Roofing contractors are responsible for raising all mechanical units to accommodate new roof insulation thickness. Provide manufacturer's twenty (20) year total roofing system warranty. A 10% Bid Bond or Cashiers check in the amount of 10% required with bid submission. Performance bond in the amount of 100% of project value required The Lee County ETSB reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive irregularities in a bid and accept a bid that, in the judgment of the Lee County ETSB, is in the best interest of the Lee County ETSB.