472/19306. JBB; Alger C. F. - Doors and Windows Upgrades

The State of Michigan, specifically the Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) and Department of Corrections, is seeking comprehensive doors and windows upgrades for the Alger Correctional Facility located in Munising, Michigan. The procurement involves extensive renovation work across multiple buildings, including Building 100 (Administration), Building 200 (Support Services), Building 300 (Education), Building 500 (Maintenance), Building 600 (Hazardous Storage), Building 700 (Guard Posts), and Housing Units 1-6. Specific deliverables include removing and replacing existing doors, windows, frames, hardware, and associated electrical components with new hollow metal and aluminum doors, security glazing, and upgraded electrical systems. The project requires precise architectural modifications, security-focused replacements, and careful coordination to minimize disruption to facility operations. The contract opportunity was posted on March 21, 2025, with proposals due by March 26, 2025, indicating a tight submission timeline. The project encompasses comprehensive technical specifications, including specialized security glazing types (GL-2 and GL-3), electrical system modifications, and meticulous architectural restoration work.

While no specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are explicitly detailed in the documentation, the project appears to be a state-managed infrastructure improvement initiative. The renovation involves multiple buildings and housing units, suggesting potential opportunities for contractors with extensive correctional facility renovation experience. OHM Architects has prepared the detailed architectural plans, indicating potential collaboration or subcontractor opportunities. Although specific budget ranges are not provided, the comprehensive nature of the project across multiple buildings, totaling approximately 100MB of architectural and engineering documents, suggests a significant capital investment. The project requires contractors with specialized expertise in correctional facility infrastructure, security system installations, architectural renovations, and electrical system modifications, with a focus on maintaining operational security throughout the construction process.