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Bid Results for DFCS RFP 2626005 - Court Plaza Building Floor Renovations & Upgrades

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The State of Alaska Department of Family and Community Services is soliciting proposals for Request for Proposal 2626005 to perform floor renovations and upgrades at the Court Plaza Building in Juneau. The project utilizes the Design-Bid-Build method and involves renovating seven offices and one conference room on the fifth floor. The scope of work includes architectural design, structural engineering, code design review, and the development of plan specifications and cost estimates. Additionally, the selected consultant will provide construction administration services, including design support, submittal reviews, and the preparation of punch lists. The period of performance is scheduled from March 2026 through December 31, 2026, with certain initial deliverables due within 30 days of the Notice to Proceed. Technical specifications must follow the current CSI MasterFormat 50-Division structure and adhere to AKDOT&PF standards and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The procurement is governed by Alaska Small Procurement Regulations and the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act. Project management and guidance are provided by Jose R. Torres. While a price estimate was not required with the initial proposal, the selected offeror must provide one within one business day upon request.

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Proposal for architectural and engineering services for floor renovations at Juneau's Court Plaza.

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Juneau, AK, USA

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Addendum 1: Court Plaza Building Floor Renovations and Upgrades (RFP 2626005)

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DFCS RFP 2626005 - Court Plaza Building Floor Renovations and Upgrades

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Project 2626005 Court Plaza Building Floor Renovations & Upgrades - Bid Opening Worksheet

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AgencyState of Alaska → Family and Community Services
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Department of Family and Community Services Public Notice Location: Court Plaza Building, Juneau, AK Project Name: Floor Renovations and Upgrades All inquiries/questions need to be made to Jose R Torres, Project Manager and Owner’s representative for providing guidance and direction at +1 (555) 000-0000 or email: contact@example.gov Do Not Call Department of Family and Community Services’ Department Contacts listed on https://dfcs.alaska.gov/Commissioner/Pages/Contacts/default.aspx
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