25-19A Modular Relocation in Reading MA.

The state and local contract opportunity involves a modular relocation project in Reading, Massachusetts, specifically focused on the selective dismantling and transportation of a two-part modular unit containing two classrooms. The project, identified as Project #25-19A, requires moving the current modular unit from 333 Charles Street to 62 Oakland Road, which includes demolition of existing stairs, site preparation, construction of comparable amenities, and establishing new utility connections. Bidders must be DCAMM certified in either "General Building Construction" or "Modular Construction" categories and submit a comprehensive bid package that includes a Certificate of Eligibility, Contractor Qualification Statement Update, and Bid Bond. The procurement is being conducted under Chapter 149 of Massachusetts General Laws, with bid documents available starting May 21, 2025, and all bids due to the Town Clerk's Office prior to May 29, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. Bid documents can be accessed online at https://www.readingma.gov/Bids.aspx, and the project is being prepared by Gienapp Architects, LLC.

The contract opportunity does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. The estimated project budget is $750,000, with minimum wages to be established by the Department of Labor and Workforce Development. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the documentation. The procurement follows standard Massachusetts state procurement regulations, requiring interested bidders to comply with detailed submission requirements outlined in Document 00 2113 "Instructions to Bidders". Potential contractors will need to demonstrate technical competence in modular construction and have the necessary state certifications to be considered for the project. The contract will be awarded based on a comprehensive evaluation of submitted bids, with a focus on meeting the technical specifications and regulatory requirements for municipal construction projects in Massachusetts.