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Seattle Center Bollard Replacement

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PW#2025-071State & Local

Submission Closed01/07/2026, 10:00:35 PM UTC

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NAICS: 238290

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The City of Seattle, through its Public Works Department, is soliciting bids for the Seattle Center Bollard Replacement project (Solicitation Number PW#2025-071), located at the Seattle Center Campus, 305 Harrison Street. The project entails the demolition and removal of the existing perimeter bollards and the installation of new, owner-provided Gibraltar security bollards at designated locations. These bollards must comply with specific anti-terrorism criteria and include an integrated mechanical system featuring a sump pump and a Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU). Additionally, the contractor is responsible for repairing and restoring concrete and ground finishes to match existing conditions. The engineer's estimate for the total contract value is approximately $650,000, excluding taxes. The solicitation was posted on December 10, 2025, with bids due by January 7, 2026, and requires mandatory pre-bid site inspections. The contract documents include comprehensive construction plans, civil and structural engineering details, and a project manual outlining technical and contractual specifications, bid instructions, prevailing wage requirements, and compliance with Washington State and Seattle Municipal Codes. Bidders must submit pricing through the OpenGov electronic procurement portal and comply with a range of statutory and municipal requirements, including certification of responsible bidder status, non-collusion, non-discrimination, and Women- and Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (WMBE) participation goals as established in applicable local regulations. While the contract type is not explicitly specified, it functions as a formal public works solicitation with firm deliverables. Inspection and acceptance of work will occur on-site, under the oversight of City representatives, including the Capital Projects Coordinator and the Senior Construction Contracts Specialist. No federal FAR clauses, specialized packaging or marking instructions, or evaluation factor details are provided in the solicitation, reflecting the municipal nature of the contract. The project requires compliance with applicable labor laws such as prevailing wage statutes and will involve a rigorous bid guaranty process. The overall scope involves secure infrastructure enhancement at a high-profile public venue with a focus on security improvements, structural integrity, aesthetic restoration, and adherence to municipal procurement standards.

General Info

Project Description: Demolition of existing Seattle Center perimeter bollards. Replace with owner provided Gibraltar security bollards at designated locations to meet specific anti-terrorism criteria. Installation includes new mechanical bollard system with sump pump and HPU. Repair of concrete and ground finishes to match existing. Engineer's Estimate: $650k (not including tax) Project Location: Seattle Center Campus / Exterior Grounds, 305 Harrison St. Seattle, WA 98109

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Washington → Public Works

NAICS

238290 - Other Building Equipment Contractors

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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