# Greenbelt Granicus #GM2026-10

Historic Greenbelt Museum renovation, visitor-center addition, and mini-split heat-pump installation

**Posted:** November 03, 2026
**Respond By:** January 15, 2027
**Identifier:** GM2026-10
**NAICS:** 236220, 238210, 238220

The City of Greenbelt, through the Greenbelt Museum, seeks a general contractor for historic renovations and an addition in Greenbelt, Maryland.
- **Buyer:** City of Greenbelt / Greenbelt Museum; no sub-agency or office is specified.
- **Scope:** Renovate 10-A Crescent Road as an Education and Visitor Center, including visitor orientation, exhibition and learning areas, archives, offices, storage, an accessible entrance and restroom, ticketing, and gift-shop functions. Work includes demolition, restoration of original exterior facades, a new addition, new building systems and interior finishes, and site improvements.
- **Additional work:** Install mini-split heat-pump units at the adjacent house museum, 10-B Crescent Road. Quantity, manufacturer, and part number are not specified.
- **Estimated project value:** $600,000–$800,000.
- **Named firm:** Old Line Architects prepared the project plans. No construction contractor or equipment manufacturer is named.
- **Key requirements:** Maryland contractor licensing; at least three comparable historic-preservation projects; a dedicated project manager with at least five years of experience and two comparable completed projects; required insurance; and a payment and performance bond. Applicable living-wage requirements also apply.

### Description

The City of Greenbelt seeks general contractors for renovations and an addition to the Greenbelt Museum, converting 10-A Crescent Road into an Education and Visitor Center. Work includes demolition and restoration, an addition for ticketing, restroom, and gift-shop functions, and new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, interior, and site improvements; work at the adjacent house museum is limited to installing mini-split heat-pump units. Firms must be licensed and in good standing in Maryland, demonstrate relevant historic-preservation experience, and meet the stated project-management, insurance, and living-wage requirements. The procurement uses an RFQ qualification stage followed by an RFP, with up to four contractors pre-qualified; the best-value proposal is intended to be selected. The estimated project cost is $600,000–$800,000, and a payment and performance bond is required.

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