Site work and renovation of an educational facility in Lewiston, Idaho. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Removal of existing flooring and wall base down to concrete substrate, floor grinding with dust control, substrate preparation, and installation of new luxury vinyl plank, carpet tile, and rubber wall base. Project Scope: The scope of the work includes removing existing flooring and all associated items down to the substrate, (which is observed to be concrete) and proper disposal of all debris and waste. The work also includes preparing the substrate to receive new flooring and wall base (where applicable). A section of flooring in room 35, Trainer's Suite, is observed to be a textured, poured epoxy finish, which will need to be ground down to the substrate. The contractor will need to take protective measures to collect dust and debris from the grinding process. Adjoining surfaces not within the scope of demolition shall be protected from damage. Existing wall base should be carefully removed so as not to damage the drywall finish, and to limit any paint touch ups needed. New flooring products include: luxury vinyl plank (LVP) with a slip-resistant finish since the locker rooms contain shower areas, carpet tile, and rubber wall base (4-1/2" to cover the drywall cut-line). The contractor shall include in their bid a 10% overage stock of materials, to be provided to LC State for future repairs and maintenance. The P1FCU Activity Center was constructed in 2005, therefore we anticipate there are no hazardous materials to contend with (asbestos and lead-based paint). During the course of the work if questionable materials are discovered, LC State will have samples tested and the results will be provided to the contractor. Abatement and post-abatement air sampling, if needed, will be coordinated by LC State. Flooring products included in the Requirements & Specifications section are basis of design. Substitution Requests shall be submitted by the prospective bidders to the LC State contact listed above no later than 5:00 P.M. on October 30, 2026.