Renovation of a mixed-use development in Midland, Michigan. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility; and educational facility.

Scope of Work: 1. Demo drinking fountains and cap pipe at the drinking fountain and closest supply line. One drinking fountain in each elementary building and two at each secondary building will be valved off at the closest supply line. District will determine areas before work begins. 2. Cap drain line at drinking fountain. 3. Install a stainless-steel plate to cover the entire area of the removed drinking fountain and any plumbing. Stainless steel must be at a minimum 18/10 (304) and .024 inch thickness. 4. The successful contractor must provide and submit to the State of Michigan plan review stamped engineered drawings of all mechanical and electrical work specified. 5. The drawings indicate drinking fountains to be removed; any location changes must be cleared by the district. 6. The contractor is responsible for all measurements. 7. All State of Michigan codes must be followed. 8. All manufacturers’ installation requirements must be followed. Instructions to Bidders: All bids must be submitted on the attached bid form and signed by the bidder. Two copies of the bid form should be addressed to the Midland Public Schools Board of Education as specified. No oral, telephonic, or facsimile proposals will be considered. Bids received after the closing time will not be considered. Bidders must have five years’ experience in the type of work being performed. The successful bidder is responsible for all work and actions of their employees. Contractors must hold a state project registration and all subcontractors must also hold this registration. Contractors are required to pay prevailing wage, submit pay records for each pay period to the district and the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, and adhere to all prevailing wage laws in the State of Michigan. Contractors must walk the site to determine the scope of work, equipment, and materials needed. Contractors are responsible for compliance with all applicable federal and state laws, obtaining and paying for all relevant permits, and providing required insurance certificates. Any property damage caused directly or indirectly by the contractor must be repaired or replaced at the contractor's expense. Payment will be issued up to three weeks after final completion and inspection, with pay applications allowed as work is completed and inspected.