Renovation of a detention facility in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Completed plans call for the renovation of a detention facility.

The project consists of renovations to the existing Shuman Juvenile Detention Center, which is approximately 117,000 square feet in total and on an 18-acre property. The renovations to both the building and surrounding site will maintain the facility as a juvenile detention center under the existing I-3 occupancy and consist of level 3 alterations. A Phase 1 partial renovation was completed in 2024 to approximately 13,000 square feet of the building and its adjacent site to house 12 juveniles and staff. This project, Phase 2, involves work on up to 70,000 square feet of interior space to house a total of 60 juveniles, corresponding staff, and visitors. The building has a main level, partial basement, and mechanical penthouses at the roof level. The program includes housing pods (living/dining spaces, bedrooms, and shower rooms), classrooms, visitation rooms, intake area, medical area, recreation spaces (gymnasium and courtyards), multi-purpose room, administrative offices and meeting spaces, kitchen, and miscellaneous support spaces (receiving, storage, utility). The building scope includes interior and exterior alterations. The County will award the following prime contracts as a result of this bid: General Construction, Electrical Construction, HVAC Construction, and Plumbing Construction. Question Deadline 06/08/2026 at 3:00 PM ET Online