Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center Addition Re-roof at Cape Disappointment

The contract involves the removal and replacement of approximately 10,000 square feet of roofing at the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center in Cape Disappointment State Park, Washington, with additional repairs to structural rot and broken brackets. It is managed by the Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission and is estimated to cost between $150,000 and $300,000. The project emphasizes compliance with Washington State public works regulations, including adherence to prevailing wage rates, a mandatory 15% apprentice labor participation, and voluntary diversity participation goals for minority, women, small, and veteran-owned businesses. Bidders are required to submit their proposals electronically through the MRSC Bonfire Portal by September 4, 2025, with no pre-bid walkthrough scheduled, though field visits can be arranged. The solicitation stresses transparency, bidder responsibility evaluation based on state criteria, and encourages diverse business participation. Supporting documents such as plans, specifications, and bid forms are accessible via the designated procurement portals, but the advertisement itself does not specify detailed line-item pricing, packaging, or inspection procedures. The project scope is straightforward, focusing on roofing removal, structural repairs, and structural bracket replacement, with work to be performed at the specified location in Pacific County. Contract administration contacts include the Project Representative and Procurement Coordinator, but no explicit federal FAR clauses or detailed contract clauses are incorporated. Overall, the procurement emphasizes compliance with state laws, responsible bidding, and fostering diversity, with the actual technical and administrative procedures to be detailed in the full specifications available through official portals.