Remodeling of a municipal facility in Gunnison, Colorado. Completed plans call for the remodel of a municipal facility.

Gunnison County is seeking bids for replacement of workstations in the Blackstock Government Building. Gunnison County is seeking bids for replacement of workstations in the Blackstock Government Building The building is about 26,200 square feet on 2 floors. There are 7 suites of offices, 1 public meeting room, and 2 separate offices in the building. Replacement of workstations will coincide with carpet replacement throughout the building. We expect that carpet will be replaced in phases, one suite at a time. Work will be coordinated tightly to reduce the impact to County staff and the public. Limited storage is available at the site in an approximately 200 sq.ft. garage, siting of containers on adjacent streets may be possible with the City's permission. The building will be occupied and open to the public from 8am-5pm weekdays excluding holidays. The County will temporarily relocate workers one office suite at a time to allow for furniture removal and carpet replacement. Some larger spaces may require replacement work to be done while the space is partially occupied, replacing one half of the space at a time. The County prefers the majority of work to be completed on nights, weekends, and holidays. Some work in select areas may be completed during regular hours as possible while maintaining business functions and as coordinated with Facilities and Grounds. Bidders are encouraged to discuss execution strategies with facilities staff and perform a site visit. Demolition, haul off, and disposition of used workstations and chairs is the responsibility of the contractor. Recycling is highly encouraged. As demolition is performed; used materials should be stacked neatly in a space provided adjacent to the building until it can be removed and disposed. Work spaces must be kept clean and free of hazards. Gunnison County Facilities will work with the contractor to move furniture and find temporary spaces for select workers so work may be done. Some spaces may be completed one half at a time, so that services can continue to operate in the remaining half and then switch to complete the second half. Other ideas and approaches are encouraged and should be discussed with facilities during the site visit. Execution approaches should be detailed in a schedule and narrative included with the proposal.