University of South Carolina Supplier systems #270065-01

Historic window restoration and glazing security enhancements at the Anne Frank Center

The University of South Carolina is seeking a contractor to restore historic wood windows and add glazing security enhancements at the Anne Frank Center in the Barringer House. - Government buyer: University of South Carolina, USC Purchasing Department. - Work requested: Restore 25 existing wood windows under the base bid, with an alternate for 6 additional windows, for up to 31 total. - Repair sash frames, jambs, and deteriorated components; refurbish or match hardware; weatherproof, prime, and paint; and remove and reinstall blinds or shades where needed. - Install security enhancements and minimum 1/4-inch laminated safety glass. - Designated basement and first-floor windows must be made permanently inoperable; second-floor windows must remain operable. Work is to be phased in groups of eight windows. - Historic-preservation requirements: Follow applicable historic rehabilitation requirements and obtain required State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) review. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named in the supplied materials. - Budget and performance: The stated budget maximum is $150,000. This is a one-time project; milestones will be set after award, and the contractor must provide at least a one-year warranty from final acceptance.

Description

The University of South Carolina is seeking a qualified contractor to repair and restore existing windows requiring maintenance at the Anne Frank Center. The work also includes implementing security enhancements to improve protection of the window glazing. The Anne Frank Center is located in the historic district of the University of South Carolina in Columbia. The solicitation is an Invitation for Bids, with offers due December 4, 2026, at 11:00 AM ET.

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