City of Missoula #811

Missoula seeks engineering and construction administration for historic barn rehabilitation

The City of Missoula Parks & Recreation Department is seeking qualified design teams for the historic rehabilitation of the 130-year-old Moon-Randolph Homestead Barn in Missoula’s North Hills. - Government Buyer: - City of Missoula Parks & Recreation Department - Scope of Services: - Professional engineering and construction administrative services for historic barn restoration - Alternative analysis: evaluate reconstruction in place versus relocation - Detailed documentation and design development for restoration - Deconstruction, salvage, and reuse of historic materials - Earthwork and reconstruction to retain historic character - Preparation of restoration design plans, cost estimates, and bid documents - Construction administration, including compliance with local and state historic preservation requirements - Requirements: - Firm must be licensed for engineering in Montana - Minimum five years of experience in historical rehabilitation - Emphasis on preservation, education, and community engagement - Budget: - Consultant services budgeted at $150,000, contingent on available funds - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The City of Missoula, Montana, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified design teams to provide historic preservation services for the rehabilitation of the historic Moon-Randolph barn, a culturally significant 130-year-old structure. The project aims to enable proper interpretation of the site, agricultural demonstrations, and provide a large indoor area for education, events, and fundraising. The successful firm must be licensed in Montana for Engineering and have at least five years of experience in historical rehabilitation services. The budget for consultant services is $150,000, and the contract award is contingent upon available funds.

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