Renovation of a detention facility in Gig Harbor, Washington. Completed plans call for the renovation of a detention facility.

BID - DOC - WCCW - Replace Roofs Bldgs C, H, B, G, U & W - Department of Corrections Question Deadline 05/28/2026 at 1:00 PM PT Please direct questions regarding this project through the DES Public Procurement Portal Or to the office of the Consultant, KMB architects, Inc. p.s., Attn: Emily, 360-352-8883,, EmilyMoneymaker@KMB-architects.c The Architect/Engineer Presents the General Description of Scope A. Site Preparation 1) Construction security fencing 2) Unusual storm water controls during construction (if applicable) 3) Earthwork 4) Cautions B. Infrastructure Improvements 1) Water 2) Sewer 3) Power 4) IT/communications 5) Security electronics C. Building Description 1) Architectural materials 2) Structure 3) Mechanical systems 4) Alternate power (if applicable) D. Other Issues 1) Permits 2) LEED requirements (if applicable) 3) Construction Waste Management 4. Construction Site Access and Lay-Down Area 5. Discussion of Security Requirements necessary on this Project (Presented by facility security officer - Refer to Specifications Section - the facility may have their own checklist to use in addition.) A. Personal Behavior 1) Depending on the project, security clearances and ID badges may be required. Like working on Dept of Health Labs where badges may be required. a) The badge must be worn at all times b) The badge must be clearly visible at all times 2) Items: tobacco, currency, cell phones, cameras, etc. a) State facilities are tobacco free areas b) Phones and cameras are addressed by the GC's or Division 1. 3) Respectful conduct a) At all times b) Sexual harassment of any kind is cause for removal from the job 4) Work Hours a) Established there may be limited work hours for access to a facility because sometimes all work is done at night. b) Advance arrangements required for staying late or coming in early c) Institutional holidays 5) Work Operations a) Only company vehicles are allowed on construction site b) Parking areas for workers are usually established to avoid conflict with faculty, staff and students or occupants c) Requirements for company vehicles on site (keys, locking gas caps, etc.) d) Specific equipment not allowed remaining overnight in specified areas. e) Procedures for delivery vehicles a. Impact on earth-moving operations b. Ladders c. Special equipment f) Tool inventory/storage requirements if needed. g) Dumpster requirements h) Utility outage i) Interception of materials j) Flammable materials k) Medical emergencies - the contractor's site specific safety plan should address this. 6. Other Projects Currently Occurring on Site 7. Project Manager Outlines Project Schedule, Bid Submittal Process, Contracts, etc. A. MWBE Requirements B. Apprenticeship Requirements C. Supplemental Bidder Responsibility