Opportunity
Moore County Civicplus #IFB 2027-01
Moore County Solicits Construction of Fire Station and Pole Barn with Commercial Overhead Doors
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
September 03, 2026
Identifier
IFB 2027-01
NAICS
236220, 238290
This opportunity involves the construction of a new fire station and pole barn for the County of Moore, North Carolina, Public Safety Department. - Government Buyer: - County of Moore, North Carolina - Public Safety Department - Procurement managed by Financial Services office - OEMs and Vendors: - LiftMaster (referenced for commercial door operators) - No other specific OEMs mandated; open to equivalent products - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of Station X Fire Station and pole barn at 1052 J Dowdy Road, Carthage, NC - Commercial-grade, insulated sectional steel overhead doors (14' x 14') - Includes vision windows, heavy-duty hardware, weatherstripping, and R-17 minimum insulation - LiftMaster medium-duty commercial door operator - Includes controls, safety devices, limit adjustments, mounting hardware, emergency disconnect, wireless remotes, and safety sensors - All labor, materials, equipment, and traffic control for complete construction - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All goods must be new; contractor must provide warranties, manuals, and owner training - Bidders must hold an active North Carolina General Contractors License and be registered with the NC Secretary of State - Bid, performance, and payment bonds required - Submission of subcontractor list and adherence to detailed engineered plans and site drawings - County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals
Description
The County of Moore is soliciting sealed formal bids for the construction of the Station X Fire Station and Pole Barn. The project involves building a fire department and pole barn located at 1052 J Dowdy Road, Carthage, NC. Bidders must submit proposals by 4:00 PM on September 3, 2026, and follow the instructions provided by the County. The solicitation includes detailed specifications and site plans, and the County reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.