LCC 27-1 Repair Roof & Ceiling, Indoor Arena & Stalls

Lamar Community College, a Colorado community college, is requesting sealed bids for complete roof and ceiling repair at the Equine Complex Indoor Arena and Stalls (Project 2024-077M23) with bids due October 6, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. MDT. Addendum No. 1, issued September 28, 2026, extends the original September 29 deadline. Mandatory pre-bid conference and site tour attendance is a condition of bid submission; the conference was held September 10, 2026.

The scope includes removal and disposal of existing metal roofing, deteriorated insulation, and vapor barrier from a pre-engineered metal building, with installation of new standing seam metal roofing (Nucor Buildings Group CFR, Ceco Double-Lok, Central States Manufacturing, MetlSpan, or Butler Manufacturing approved equals), thermal insulation (Nucor Sag-N-Bag Double Layer system or approved equal with minimum R-30 performance and WMP-50 vapor barrier facing), and vapor barrier to meet current building and energy code requirements. Delegated design by a qualified engineer is required for insulation systems. The project includes three additive alternates for additional work areas and a $4,000 allowance for removal and replacement of moisture-saturated insulation. The facility is located at 2401 South Main Street, Lamar, Colorado 81052.

The estimated contract value is $1.419 million. Construction is scheduled May 3 through July 20, 2027, with Substantial Completion required within 80 calendar days of field work start and Final Completion 30 calendar days thereafter. A 30-calendar-day allowance for weather-related work cancellations is built into the schedule as float time; weather delays exceeding this allowance qualify for time extensions at a 1.3:1 ratio. The project is subject to Colorado prevailing wage, apprenticeship utilization requirements for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing trades, and 80% Colorado labor utilization.

Bidders must meet minimum qualifications: no prior State termination for non-performance, operation under the same business name for at least two years, demonstrated experience on at least two projects each exceeding $1.5 million in hard costs, and bonding capability up to $2 million. Bid bonds (not less than 5% of bid), payment bonds, and performance bonds (not less than 50% of contract value) are required. The anticipated notice to proceed is October 19, 2026.