Museum Structural and Architectural Repairs
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFP-RH-26-042
- State
- Michigan
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Lisa Cummins cumminsl@rochesterhills.org (248) 841-2537
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About this opportunity
Berrien County, Michigan is requesting bids for comprehensive architectural and structural repairs to three historic buildings at the Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm, with proposals due October 6, 2026. The scope requires strict adherence to historic preservation standards, including verification of existing dimensions and structural conditions, lead-based paint and asbestos compliance under EPA and local health guidelines, exterior repainting with two-coat acrylic satin finishes matching existing colors (white and red), and protection of adjacent properties and plantings.
The three buildings — The Red House, The School House, and The Farmhouse — occupy a 15-acre active museum site with ongoing public activities and occupancy. The Contractor must coordinate work sequencing with the Owner to maintain public safety, site security, and continuous facility accessibility throughout performance. All labor, materials, equipment, and supervision are the Contractor's responsibility. Work must preserve original material profiles, wood species, and historical appearances as the central capability requirement.
Opportunity text
The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision necessary to perform comprehensive architectural and structural repairs to three (3) historic buildings located at the 15-acre Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm site: The Red House, The School House, and The Farmhouse. All work must adhere strictly to historic preservation standards, ensuring the architectural integrity, original material profiles, wood species, and historical appearances are maintained. Because the site is an active historical museum with ongoing public activities and occupancy, the Contractor shall coordinate work sequencing with the Owner to ensure public safety, site security, and continuous facility accessibility. The Contractor is responsible for field-verifying all existing dimensions and structural conditions prior to ordering materials, complying with EPA and local health guidelines regarding lead based paint and asbestos, protecting adjacent properties and plantings, and executing all exterior repainting using specified two-coat exterior acrylic satin finishes matching existing building colors (white and red).
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