Opportunity
Sumter Sumter #1-26/27
City of Sumter Solicits Bids for North Hope Center Improvements Construction Project
Posted
June 15, 2026
Respond By
July 16, 2026
Identifier
1-26/27
NAICS
236220
The City of Sumter, South Carolina, is seeking bids for the North Hope Center Improvements construction project. - Government Buyer: City of Sumter, South Carolina - Project Scope: - Demolition and removal of existing fencing, trees, and sidewalks - Installation of new brick columns (8 large with cast stone caps, 31 small) - Reinstallation of 630 linear feet of existing wrought iron fencing and 1 wrought iron gate - Installation of vinyl coated chain link fencing - Construction of 40 square yards of 4-inch thick and 11 square yards of 6-inch thick concrete sidewalk - Relocation and repair of electrical receptacles, including coordination with Duke Energy for power meter and utility relocation - Relocation and repair of irrigation systems along roadways and fencing - Bid Alternate: Powder coating and repair of existing fencing prior to reinstallation - Requirements: - Contractors must commence work within 15 days of Notice to Proceed and complete within 150 consecutive calendar days - Mandatory pre-bid meeting required for all bidders - Liquidated damages of $250 per day for late completion - Contractors must self-perform at least 50% of the work and hold appropriate South Carolina licenses - Coordination with Duke Energy is required for electrical work - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are specified in the solicitation - All work must comply with local and state regulations
Description
This solicitation is for the construction of the North Hope Center Improvements project in Sumter, South Carolina. The project scope includes demolition of existing fencing, trees, and sidewalk, installation of new brick columns, re-installation of fencing and gates, and repair and reinstallation of electrical receptacles and irrigation. Prior experience, qualifications, and product certification are required for bidders. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled, and the project is funded by the City of Sumter.