High School metal locker replacement

Delton Kellogg Schools in Baraga County, Michigan is seeking qualified contractors for a high school metal locker replacement project to be managed by The Christman Company. The procurement involves furnishing and installing new steel lockers in athletic and physical education locker rooms, with specific requirements for locker dimensions, materials, and installation. Lockers will be heavy-duty ventilated type, with athletic locker rooms receiving 15"w x 15"d x 72"h single-tier lockers and PE locker rooms receiving 10"w x 15"d x 72"h single-tier lockers. Acceptable manufacturers include Republic Storage Systems, Lyon Metal Products, and Penco Products. The project requires lockers constructed from mild cold rolled sheet steel with phosphatized and enameled finish, including specific hardware like 5-knuckle hinges, number plates, and interior hooks. The bid submission deadline is August 1, 2019 at 10:00 AM, with a pre-bid conference previously held on July 25, 2019. Contractors must provide labor and material payment bonds, performance bonds, and include a bid security of at least 5% of the base bid.

The project appears to have no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises. Work may need to be performed outside normal school hours with potential phased implementation to minimize operational disruption. Contractors must demonstrate full-time on-site supervision capabilities, compliance with safety regulations, and ability to coordinate with other trades. The project involves removing existing lockers and installing new metal lockers on existing bases, with a minimum requirement of 5% accessible lockers dispersed throughout the installation. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the project encompasses locker replacement and concurrent chiller repair, suggesting a comprehensive scope of work. The lockers will come with a two-year warranty against defects, and installation must follow manufacturer recommendations for anchoring to floor and wall. Bidders are required to be bondable and capable of meeting the detailed technical specifications outlined in the project documents.