2025 Recarpeting Program

The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) is seeking bids for the 2025 Recarpeting Program at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport under Contract No. 106-2-1101, located in Hennepin County, Minnesota. The procurement involves comprehensive renovation work in Concourse E, specifically targeting corridor and gate hold areas with comprehensive carpet demolition, provision, and installation. Additional project scope includes selective concrete floor patching and repair, installation of Assisted Listening System technology along the corridor, and power provisions for trash compactors. Miscellaneous furniture and powered equipment relocations are also required as part of the project deliverables. Electronic bids must be submitted via QuestCDN by 2:00 PM on September 16, 2025, with a subsequent bid opening conference call scheduled for 3:00 PM the same day. The contract will be awarded within 70 days of bid opening to the lowest responsible bidder, and all submissions require a 5% bid security via certified check or surety bond.

The MAC has established specific small business and affirmative action goals for this contract, including a 11% small business utilization target and workforce participation requirements of 32% minority and 20% female representation across trades. Bidders must demonstrate good faith efforts to meet these diversity and inclusion objectives or risk being deemed non-responsive. Digital bid documents are available through QuestCDN for $22.00, with an additional $42.00 electronic bid submission fee. Contractors must comply with Minnesota Statute Section 473.144 for contracts exceeding $100,000, which mandates specific affirmative action plan requirements. While a precise contract value is not specified, the comprehensive nature of the renovation work suggests a significant infrastructure investment. No incumbent vendors are mentioned, and the project appears to be a standalone infrastructure improvement initiative focused on modernizing airport facilities and enhancing accessibility through technological and aesthetic upgrades.