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2026 Terminal Building Remediation and Miscellaneous Modifications Program

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Solicitation197State & Local

Submission Closed09/16/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 236220

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The Metropolitan Airports Commission is soliciting bids for the 2026 Terminal Building Remediation and Miscellaneous Modifications Program, identified as contract 106-2-1123. This comprehensive project encompasses Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and various MSP campus outbuildings in Minnesota. The scope of work includes extensive architectural improvements such as demolition, curtainwall and door replacements, masonry, painting, signage updates, and hazardous materials abatement. Mechanical upgrades involve the replacement of trench drains, bottle fillers, exhaust fans, condensate pumps, and MAU units, while electrical work focuses on lighting replacements and necessary disconnects and reconnections. Bids for this solicitation are due by September 16, 2026, and must be submitted via QuestCDN. The contract requires a bid security of 5 percent of the total bid and establishes a 14 percent Small Business goal along with affirmative action compliance. Recent updates via Addendum 01 have modified the project manual to include overhead coiling doors and revised the bid form and allowances, while also adjusting architectural, electrical, and mechanical drawings to refine the scope of lighting, signage, and drainage work.

General Info

Bids for MSP airport terminal remediation and modifications are due September 16, 2026.

Agency

Minnesota → Metropolitan Airports Commission

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

Place of Performance

MN, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

MAC 106-2-1123: 2026 Terminal Building Remediation and Miscellaneous Modifications

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MAC Contract No. 106-2-1123 - Addendum No. 01

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PhaseClosed

PostedAug 24

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Response DeadlineSep 16

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09/16/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyMinnesota → Metropolitan Airports Commission

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OfficeMN, USA

Organization / AgencyMinnesota → Metropolitan Airports Commission

Office AddressMN, USA

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Chris Roy Director of Airport Development Project Delivery

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Full Description

Projects at Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and MSP campus outbuildings include demolition, curtainwall replacements, doors, door hardware, masonry, finish improvements, painting, pest control, signage updates, exterior sun shading repairs, gutter repair, interior leak control, and sealant work. Mechanically, includes trench drain replacement, bottle filler replacements, exhaust fan replacement, condensate pump replacement, heating pump improvements, finned tube radiation improvements, relief valve and expansion tank improvements, and MAU replacement. Electrically, includes lighting replacements, and disconnect/reconnections for various other items. Abatement of hazardous materials

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