Final Settlement - Centennial Concrete - SLFRF Remediate Campus Fall Hazards

This state and local contract opportunity involves a final settlement for Centennial Concrete & Waterproofing LLC, specifically related to the SLFRF Remediate Campus Fall Hazards, Phase 3 project at the Colorado School of Mines. The procurement is being conducted by Jefferson County (FIPS Code 08059) in the state of Colorado, focusing on a campus infrastructure improvement project. The project appears to be centered on addressing fall hazards through comprehensive campus remediation efforts. The key deliverable is the completion of the campus fall hazards mitigation work, with the project having been fully executed and now reaching its final settlement phase. Critical dates for this opportunity include the notice publication on April 10, 2025, and the final settlement date of April 24, 2025. The Notice of Final Acceptance document, signed by Mike Bowker, Director of State Buildings Programs, and Jason Slowinski, Associate Vice President of Infrastructure & Operations, formally confirms the project's completion and acceptance by the State of Colorado acting through the Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the contract involves Centennial Concrete & Waterproofing LLC, a Colorado-based contractor located in Centennial. The project was funded through SLFRF (State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds), which may carry specific compliance requirements. The Notice of Contractor's Settlement indicates an opportunity for potential claimants to file verified statements for unpaid labor, materials, equipment, or supplies used in the project before the final settlement date. The contract appears to be part of broader campus infrastructure improvements, specifically targeting fall hazards in Phase 3 of the project. Contact information for administrative follow-up is provided, including Mike Bowker as the facility manager, with contact details at 303-273-3615 and satenciochurch@mines.edu. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the project's scope suggests a significant infrastructure investment in campus safety improvements.