Demolition, site work and remodeling of a mixed-use development in Chilton, Wisconsin. Completed plans call for the remodel of a 52,915-square-foot municipal facility; for the demolition of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

Calumet County, a tax-exempt municipal corporation under Wisconsin Statute 77.54(9a), is accepting bids on the Calumet County - Second Floor Courthouse Interior Remodel Project, located at 206 Court Street Chilton, WI 53014 Base Bid This project contains but is not limited to, the remodel of the 2nd floor of the courthouse building. The remodel consists of a Level 2 Alteration of roughly 52,915 sf. The remodel will consist of demolishing existing partition walls, ceilings, flooring, and finishes to construct the new department office layouts. The remodel will consist of steel stud and gypsum board wall construction, CMU wall infill, acoustical and drywall ceilings, new carpet, paint, restroom remodel finishes, and new openings. Refer to all plans and specifications for full scope of work. The project will also consist of new mechanical system and unit replacement, plumbing systems and fixture replacement, electrical systems, and information technology. In addition, refer to all MEP plans and specifications for full scope of work. Project Alternates Alternate #1 - Stair Remodel Alternate #1 to include the complete remodel from the basement to the third floor for stair 01, stair 04, and stair 05. Remodel to include all architectural work, electrical, lighting, mechanical, and technology as indicated on the drawings. Stair 01 - Alternate 1A Stair 04 - Alternate 1B Stair 05 - Alternate 1C Alternate #2 - Chiller Integration Alternate #2 to include the integration of Chiller 01 and Chiller 02. Refer to the mechanical scope of work required with this Alternate. Alternate #3 - Future Office Remodel (219) Alternate #3 to include the interior remodel of the shelled future area 219 indicated on the plans in Unit "A". Alternate to include complete remodel including architectural finishes, mechanical, lighting, electrical, and technology required. Refer to the plans and specifications for the full scope of work. Alternate #4 - Storefront Door Replacement Alternate #4 to include the complete replacement of the First-Floor West Storefront door and window system at the West Entry, door sections 101 and 102. This work will include architectural work, power, and data. Refer to the complete drawing set and specification for the required scope of work. Alternate #5 - Unit Replacement Deduct DEDUCT Alternate #5 to include the removal of the unit AC 6,7, and 8 from the project. With this deduct alternate the existing units are to remain and new mechanical scope executed from the existing units. See MEP plans for the unit replacements and full scope of work. Alternate #6 - Exterior Furring Deduct DEDUCT Alternate #6 to include the removal of the existing furring from the exterior walls in Unit "A" and Unit "B", and the BHU wing. Any furring shown in the existing rotunda and 1912 construction area is to remain in the bid. Under this alternate, the furring and drywall is to be removed and the existing CMU walls painted per the schedules. All fixtures and devices under this Alternate are to be surface mount. In addition, under the base bid, new roller shades are to be provided for all these areas at the existing windows, and under the deduct alternate, all existing are to remain. Contact BPI (414) 327-5010 with any questions. All questions regarding the project, plans, and specifications should be directed to Kueny Architects, Lee Anderson, lee@keunyarch.com, or 1-262-857-8101. All Bidders will be required to submit a complete list of subcontractors with their proposals within 24 hours after bid due date. All Bids will remain firm for a period of 60 days after the opening date. A certified check or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the Bidder and satisfactory Surety Company in the amount of 10% of the Bid made payable to Calumet County, shall accompany each bid. Successful Bidders will be required to furnish and pay for a satisfactory Performance Bond, and Labor and Materials Bond in the amount of 100% of the Contract. The County is not liable for any cost associated with replying to this bid package. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all Bids in their best interest.