Renovation of a fire / police facility in Milford, Delaware. Completed plans call for the renovation of a fire / police facility.

Renovation of Existing Pole Building at Milford Police Department (60 ft. x 40 ft. x 16 ft.) 1. Site Work/Concrete a. Concrete Inside Floor (4" 3500 PSI on existing dirt floor) b. Concrete Front Apron (4" 3500 PSI from building to asphalt drive) 2. Metal building Repair & Framing a. Repair/seal any holes or gaps in existing structure to ensure enclosure of structure b. Ensure building and existing post are structurally sound and are not in need of reinforcement c. Framing of front wall to accommodate one (1) pedestrian door and three (3) garage doors d. Installation of a pedestrian door 3. Overhead door Installation a. Installation of three (3) (10' x12') non-insulated overhead doors with chain drive motor included 4. Electrical Work (addition of electric inside building, lighting, prep for electrical service hookup) a. 200 AMP meter can b. 200 AMP NEMA 3 home line panel c. Feeders from utility transformers d. Grounding to code and inspections as required by local AHJ e. Receptacles: (3) quad, (1) duplex at each garage door, (1) exterior GFCU at east wall f. Lighting: (1) exit emergency lights at exit, (1) emergency head outside the unit door, (1) exterior wallpack (photocell controlled), and (6) UFO Hi Bay lights controlled by single pole switch 5. All drawings and permits to be obtained by the successful bidder upon award of bid. 6. All debris resulting from the construction project, materials brought in, and work performed should be completely removed to the satisfaction of the City, with all costs being the responsibility of the successful bidder. Project Involves a Renovation of an Existing Pole Building Onsite (60 Ft. X 40 Ft. X 16 Ft.). Each Bid Must Be Accompanied by a Bid Security Equivalent to Ten Percent of the Bid Amount and All Additive Alternates. The Successful Bidder Must Post a Performance Bond and Payment Bond in a Sum Equal to 100 Percent of the Contract Price Upon Execution of the Contract. The Coverage Should Be at Least $1 Million Bodily Injury Liability Coverage Per Incident/accident, but Preferred $1 Million/$3 Million Coverage. Additionally, the Successful Bidder Should Have Sufficient Workers' Compensation Coverage for Their Employees and Any/all Subcontractors Working Throughout the Duration of the Project. Questions Should Be Directed to Captain David Wells in Writing Only. Email Questions to Attn: Captain David Wells (David.wells@cj.state.de.us). The Owner Reserves the Right to Reject Any or All Bids and to Waive Any Informalities Therein.