Remodeling of a municipal facility in Boise, Idaho. Working plans call for the remodel of a municipal facility.

As of June 13, 2025 bids were rejected, no definite date for the rebid. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT The scope of work is a tenant improvement project located on the second floor of the Idaho State Capitol Building in the occupied office suites of the Secretary of State. The project involves renovating existing work areas for the creation of new offices. The suites are split between the north and south side of the east wing and total approximately 4,400 s.f., The scope of work is expected to impact approximately 1,500 s.f. Work will include the demolition and renovation of an existing IT Room; relocation of a workroom; the construction of five (5) new offices and a storage room; breakroom updates with finishes to match the existing high end millwork, plaster, marble and other material finishes in the historic Capitol; upgrades to mechanical, plumbing, fire sprinkler, electrical, and telecom to accommodate the new layout; phasing if necessary; and coordination with the Agency's furniture vendor as needed. Design Development Drawings are expected to be completed in April. Due to the historic nature of the finishes, occupied building and scheduled constraints, the project is seeking to bring a CMGC partner on board to assist with cost estimating, phasing, and construction of the project. Procurement and construction is anticipated to occur during the summer of 2025 and be completed by October 2025 prior to the 2025 election season. The Idaho State Capitol will remain occupied and functional throughout the construction of the planned tenant improvements. Adherence to Capital Mall access and security protocol is mandatory. Parking will not be provided. Use of the elevator is extremely limited. Material staging is extremely limited. The Idaho State Capitol has previously gone through an extensive renovation project which restored historical materials and architectural elements, preserved existing materials, and modernized the infrastructure throughout. Any work on the restored second floor will need to maintain and meticulously protect the historic building fabric, methodologies, details, and character. Paths of travel in and out of the building will need to be carefully coordinated and protected from damage. The State reserves the right to reject any or all proposals received as a result of this request. DPW reserves the right to investigate and confirm the proposer's financial responsibility. Unfavorable responses to these investigations are grounds for rejection of proposal. This may include financial statements, bank references and interviews with past consultants, employees, creditors, past or current litigation in the past seven years are grounds for rejection of RFQ submittal.