Little Traverse Bay Bands Of Odawa Indians Ltbbodawa #Invitation to Bid Install Hydration Stations

Installation of ADA-Compliant Hydration Stations at LTBB Facilities

This opportunity invites bids for the installation of ADA-compliant hydration stations at three Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (LTBB) facilities in Harbor Springs, Michigan. - Government Buyer: - Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (LTBB), Environmental Services Program, Accounting Department - Products/Services Requested: - Three ADA-compliant hydration stations (water bottle filling station/drinking fountain combos) - Locations: Powwow Grounds Bathhouse, Natural Resource Building, LTBB Community Building - Contractor to recommend suitable models; no specific OEMs or brands specified - Installation services including: - Site preparation, permits, safety barriers - Turf and pavement repairs, grading, reseeding, debris removal - All equipment, materials, and supplies required for installation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Compliance with tribal building codes, safety standards, and Davis-Bacon wage requirements - Permits and inspections required from LTBB Planning - Contractor must be licensed in Michigan - Native American preference applies; additional consideration for minority, women, disabled, small business, or veteran-owned firms - Contract may be split among multiple contractors for different locations - Project funded by US EPA SWIFR SOSA grant - No OEMs or specific brands are mentioned; bidders are expected to propose suitable ADA-compliant hydration stations

Description

The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is soliciting bids for the installation of three new hydration stations at specified locations including the Natural Resources Building, the Community Center Building, and the Pow Wow Grounds. The project involves meeting with LTBB Environmental Services staff, recommending ADA compliant hydration stations, purchasing and installing the approved stations, and ensuring compliance with tribal building codes and safety standards. The work must be completed by June 1, 2026, and is funded by a US EPA grant with Davis Bacon wage requirements applying.

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