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RFP-171-260000002353-1 | DTMB Romney Building Masonry Repairs

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The contract solicitation RFP-171-260000002353-1 issued by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget seeks qualified contractors to perform masonry repairs on the Romney Building. The solicitation was posted on July 17, 2026, with responses due by August 3, 2026, at 9:00 PM Eastern Time. Work is to be performed at the Romney Building in Michigan, and the project falls under a state-level agency procurement with no specific small business set-aside designation. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Todd Perry, reachable via email at perryt@michigan.gov or phone at 517-111-1111, with additional support provided by the DTMB office. Interested parties must submit proposals through the designated state procurement portal linked in the solicitation.

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Masonry repairs for Romney Building in Michigan due August 3, 2026, via state procurement portal.

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238140 - Masonry ContractorsView NAICS

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MI, US

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RFP 260000002353 Standard Contract Terms (Short Form)

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RFP 260000002353 Schedule C Insurance Coverage Requirements

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RFP 260000002353 DTMB Romney Building Masonry Repairs Proposal Instructions

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RFP 260000002353 Schedule B - Pricing

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RFP 260000002353 Schedule A - Statement of Work for Romney Building Masonry Repairs

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AgencyMichigan → DTMB
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