Demolition and site work for a municipal facility in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Completed plans call for the demolition of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

This project is being let using the single prime bidding and contracting process. DFD will publicly bid the applicable mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection (MEP) divisions of work first. Within 5 days of the MEP bid opening, DFD will identify a lowest, qualified, responsible, certified bidder in each applicable MEP division of work. These successful MEP bids must be included in all general prime contractor bids received. No later than 5 days after DFD identifies the successful MEP bids, DFD will publicly open general prime contractor bids. General prime contractor bids that do not include the successful MEP bids will be rejected. The state will enter into a single contract with the lowest, qualified, responsible, certified general prime contractor and this general prime contractor will enter into subcontracts with the successful MEP bidders. In general, the work consists of:demolition of Cottage 6, disconnection of existing utilities, new steam pits, direct buried steam, condensate return piping, site restoration, and steam system modifications for services to Cottages 2, 3 and 5. Bid Guarantee in the amount of 10% of the Bid must accompany each bid submitted. Question Deadline 12/08/2025 Bidders shall bring inadequacies, omissions or conflicts to the Architect/Engineer's Event bid note: US Mail or Third-party delivery (UPS, Fedex, or DHL) to State of Wisconsin, Administration Building, 7th Floor, 101 East Wilson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703; or Hand delivery to the drop box labeled SEALED BIDS ONLY in front of the State of Wisconsin Administration Building located at 101 East Wilson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703. Event pre-bid note: mandatory. Buildings have been unoccupied for over ten years and are in poor condition. Roof damage and floor damage have been observed, as well as exterior brick failure. Contractors are at their own risk during site visit and walk throughs