Opportunity
Massachusetts Westford Civic Plus #27-14
Historic design services for Westford Town Hall and Museum
Posted
November 04, 2026
Respond By
December 02, 2026
Identifier
27-14
NAICS
541310, 541330
The Town of Westford is seeking a design firm for historic improvements to Town Hall and the Westford Museum. - Buyer: Town of Westford Facilities Department. - Requested services: Architectural, engineering, historic-preservation, and related design services for two municipal projects: - Westford Town Hall, 55 Main Street: Design for replacement of the historic natural slate roof and restoration of the cupola. - Westford Museum, 2 Boston Road: Design for historic exterior-envelope restoration and accessibility improvements. - Notable requirements: The selected firm will coordinate specialty consultants, including cost-estimating, environmental, and hazardous-material services. Relevant experience includes historic rehabilitation, slate roofing, cupola and building-envelope restoration, accessibility work in historic buildings, and Massachusetts public-building projects. The firm must also support coordination and documentation for Massachusetts Historical Commission review and preservation approvals. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or specific vendors are named. The Massachusetts Historical Commission is identified as a review and coordination stakeholder. - Quantities and part numbers: No products, quantities, or part numbers are specified.
Description
The Town of Westford, through its Facilities Department, seeks qualifications from architectural firms for professional architectural, engineering, preservation, and related design services for two historic municipal buildings. Work at Westford Town Hall includes replacement of the natural slate roof and restoration of the cupola; work at the Westford Museum includes exterior envelope restoration and accessibility improvements. The selected firm will serve as prime Designer and coordinate required specialty consultants for both projects. Applicants should have historic-preservation expertise, including experience with Massachusetts Historical Commission documentation, reviews, and approvals.