Renovation of a multi-residential development in Duluth, Minnesota. Completed plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

All interested parties are invited to attend. HRA reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject any and all bids. The Owner will receive sealed bids for the project described in general as follows: Midtowne Manor II is a high-rise apartment building that was originally built in 1970. The HRA is seeking to remove existing exterior windows throughout the building, with exception to the exterior storefront systems, and replace with new exterior windows throughout the building. The insulated concrete wall panels are beyond their useful life and will be removed and replaced with a metal cladding rainscreen system. The existing exterior brick will remain. Bid shall be awarded to one contractor; partial/segregated bids will not be accepted. Midtowne Manor II is a high-rise apartment building that was originally built in 1970. The HRA is seeking to remove existing exterior windows throughout the building, with exception to the exterior storefront systems, and replace with new exterior windows throughout the building. The insulated concrete wall panels are beyond their useful life and will be removed and replaced with a metal cladding rainscreen system. The existing exterior brick will remain. For proposal preparation assistance, contact Caleb Anderson, Development Coordinator, 218-529-6365 or by email at canderson@duluthhousing.com Midtowne Manor Ii Is A High-rise Apartment Building That Was Originally Built In 1980. The Hra Is Seeking To Replace Windows And Siding. The Existing Exterior Windows Will Be Removed, With The Exception Of The Exterior Storefront System, And Replaced With New Exterior Windows Throughout The Building. The Existing Exterior Building Cladding Includes Brick Masonry And Insulated Concrete Wall Panels. The Insulated Concrete Wall Panels Are To Be Removed And Replaced With A Concealed Fastener Metal Panel Cladding System On Metal Furring To Form A Rainscreen System. An Alternate Removes The Cladding Scope In Its Entirety. The Brick Masonry System Will Remain