NW St Joesph Salt Domes Roof Pictures.docx

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FY27 NW St. Joseph Salt Dome Roof Replacement Project
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300000293521521
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Missouri

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This file consists of supporting documentation for the FY27 NW St. Joseph Salt Dome Roof Replacement Project managed by MoDOT in Missouri. The project involves the removal and replacement of roofing systems on two salt dome structures at the St. Joseph Metro Site: a smaller dome designated Building "L" and a larger dome designated Building "M." Bidders are required to remove existing polyurethane foam roofing, three-tab shingles, felt underlayment, roof vents, flashing, and entrance fascia down to the decking, then provide and install 30-year or greater manufactured warrantied composite architectural shingles, ice and water barrier, synthetic underlayment, galvanized flashing, and 750 metal roof vents to create a complete and watertight roof system. Site visit attendance is mandatory for bid acceptance. Bids will be received electronically through MissouriBUYS or via mail, UPS, or FedEx, with bidders required to notify the buyer of record at logan.wilbers@modot.mo.gov five business days prior to bid closing if submitting a hard copy.

The file contains 24 photographs and images documenting the current conditions of both salt dome structures, providing visual reference for bidders regarding the scope of work, existing roof conditions, structural details, and site characteristics necessary for accurate bid preparation.

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NW District St. Joseph Maintenance Salt Dome Pictures St. Joseph Metro Site

Smaller Dome – Building “L”

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