Opportunity
Guilford County NC MUNIS #20344
Greensboro Courthouse façade repairs and restoration
Posted
October 13, 2026
Respond By
November 05, 2026
Identifier
20344
NAICS
238190, 238140, 238110
Guilford County is seeking a contractor to repair and restore the exterior façade of the Greensboro Courthouse in North Carolina. - Buyer: Guilford County; General Services; solicitation managed by the Guilford County Purchasing Department. - Scope: Provide the labor, tools, materials, and equipment for façade crack and spall repairs, joint sealant replacement, concrete repellent application, façade cleaning, and corroded steel repairs. - Task items: - Crack repair by routing and sealing (Task Item 7.1). - Vertical precast joint sealant replacement (Task Item 7.3V); joints between precast panels and fenestrations are excluded. - Penetrating repellent on exterior precast surfaces (Task Item 7.10); the stair tower is excluded from this base scope. - Precast façade panel repairs (Task Item 8.5), with repairs matching the existing finish, color, texture, and profile. - Façade cleaning (Task Item 8.17) and corroded steel repairs (Task Item 10.7). - Alternate: Apply a concrete penetrating sealer to the whole-building exterior concrete surfaces; the alternate includes stair tower and other masonry surfaces. - Notable requirements: Protect pedestrians, conduct condition surveys and engineer inspections, and provide at least two mock-ups for each repair type. Project completion is required within 112 calendar days after Notice to Proceed; liquidated damages are $100 per calendar day. - Named consultant: Walter P. Moore and Associates is identified as the project designer/engineering consultant, not as a bidder or product manufacturer. No OEMs, branded products, part numbers, or estimated work quantities are specified.
Description
Guilford County Purchasing Department is seeking bids for façade repairs at the Greensboro Courthouse, located at 201 S. Eugene Street in Greensboro, North Carolina. Work includes precast spall and crack repairs, joint sealant replacement, façade cleaning, and installation of a penetrating repellent; the contractor must provide the required labor, tools, materials, and equipment. A bid deposit is required, and attendance at the October 20, 2026 mandatory pre-bid ZoomGov meeting is a condition of bid responsiveness. The project documents list a proposal due date of November 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern, while the portal details also show a November 6, 2026 deadline.