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General Contractor Sought for Historic Courthouse Renovation in Centreville, MD

Queen Anne's County Government is seeking a qualified General Contractor for a full renovation of the Historic Courthouse in Centreville, MD. - Buyer: Queen Anne's County Government (local government) - Project scope includes: - Asbestos and lead paint abatement - Demolition of existing electrical, HVAC, plumbing, elevator, stairways, walls, floors, ceilings, and finishes - Installation of new VRF HVAC units (ducted and ductless mini-splits), energy recovery ventilators, and control systems - Complete replacement of plumbing fixtures and piping, sprinkler system, and new water service - New electrical service with back-up generator, distribution system, lighting, fire alarm, lightning protection - Low voltage systems: telecom, security, audio visual, and public safety DAS - Architectural improvements: reconfigured spaces, new hydraulic elevator, new stairs, access control, new/refurbished doors and hardware, preservation and repair of historic finishes, new veneer plaster or drywall, new flooring milled from a historic elm tree, new millwork, and repainting - Roof replacement with traditional slate and copper flashing, including new dormers for air intake/exhaust - Structural work: underpinning foundations, expanding basement, masonry elevator shaft, reinforcing roof/floor framing, new concrete utility tunnel - Site work: waterproofing, new perimeter drainage, yard restoration - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; bidders must review detailed drawings and specifications - Unique requirements: - Use of flooring milled from a historic elm tree - Preservation and repair of historic finishes - Installation of a new hydraulic elevator and traditional slate roof - Construction of a new concrete utility tunnel

Description

Queen Anne’s County is seeking qualifications from a General Contractor for the complete renovation of the Historic Courthouse located in Centreville, Maryland. The project involves extensive renovation including asbestos and lead paint abatement, demolition of existing systems, installation of new HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection systems, as well as structural improvements and site work. The renovated building will house courtrooms, offices, a 911 call center, and meeting spaces, with preservation of historic finishes where possible. The project also includes architectural modifications to improve function and life safety, and replacement of the roof with traditional slate.

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