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Pierce County Library District Solicits Bids for New Sumner Library Construction

Pierce County Rural Library District is seeking bids for the construction of a new public library in Sumner, Washington. - Government Buyer: - Pierce County Rural Library District (local government) - Project Scope: - Construction of a 17,133 sq. ft. library building on a 73,573 sq. ft. parcel - Site preparation, including removal of preload surcharge and earthwork - Site development in accordance with City of Sumner zoning and East Main Street design guidelines - Construction of new parking areas and site improvements - Extension and connection of utilities - Erection of a fully enclosed, conditioned library building with all structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and life safety systems - Interior finishes, furnishings, casework, and building systems - Coordination of deferred submittal components - All labor, materials, equipment, supervision, testing, inspections, permits, and services required - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Building must achieve LEED v4.1 Silver certification - Compliance with all applicable codes and regulations - Encouragement of participation from minority- and women-owned businesses - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated budget: $15.35 million to $18.26 million

Description

The Pierce County Library System is soliciting bids for the site preparation, development, and construction of a 17,133 square foot public library building on a 73,573 square foot parcel located at 15126 Main Street East, Sumner, Washington. The project includes removal of preload surcharge, site development conforming to City of Sumner zoning regulations and East Main Street design guidelines, construction of parking areas, utility extensions, and a fully enclosed conditioned building with all necessary systems and finishes. The construction must comply with applicable codes and aim for LEED v4.1 Silver certification. The estimated budget for the project ranges from $15.35 million to $18.26 million.

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