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RP23888 Latrobe Park Longhouse Restoration

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BPM059529State & Local

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The RP23888 Latrobe Park Longhouse Restoration project, solicitation number BPM059529, is a state and local government effort based in Maryland. The scope of work focuses on the comprehensive restoration of the longhouse structure, beginning with the removal of the existing metal panel roof and plywood sheathing. The contractor will install new plywood sheathing and standing seam metal roof panels designed to match the adjacent pavilion, including all necessary rake, eave, and ridge trim according to manufacturer standards. Additionally, the project requires the restoration of painted wood surfaces using wood epoxy and stabilizer, followed by priming and painting the roof framing and structure. Beyond the roofing and structural restoration, the project includes site improvements and concrete work. This involves sawcutting three new openings into the existing 18 inch thick concrete base and installing four painted steel benches featuring factory dividers. To manage water runoff, the contractor will trench and install a new polymer cast-in-place concrete trench drain and drywell. The solicitation was posted on October 28, 2026, with a response deadline of December 2, 2026. Ganiyat Adigun serves as the primary procurement officer for this effort.

General Info

Comprehensive restoration of the Latrobe Park Longhouse, including roofing, painting, and concrete work.

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Maryland

Place of Performance

MD, USA

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NONE

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AgencyMaryland
Contacts1 person available
OfficeMD, USA
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Maryland
Office AddressMD, USA
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Ganiyat ADIGUNProcurement Officer / Buyer

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Principle Items of work for this project are: Removal of existing metal panel roof and plywood sheathing down to existing structure.Install new plywood sheathing and standing seam metal roof panels to match adjacentpavilion. All rake, eave, and ridge trim to be installed with manufacturer’s standardconstruction details. Strip all existing painted wood surfaces and restore with wood epoxyand stabilizer. Prime and paint all wood surfaces of roof framing and structure. Sawcut (3)new openings into existing 18” thick concrete base. Install (4) painted steel benches withfactory dividers. Trench and install new polymer cast-in-place concrete trench drain and drywell.
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