Phase 2, Cody Shooting Range, Scott County

Scott County, Iowa is procuring construction services for Phase 2 of the Cody Shooting Range project through a competitive bidding process. The primary deliverable is the construction of a new wood-framed commercial shooting complex building that will house offices, range control, sales, classroom, and supporting spaces. The project encompasses structural work including concrete foundations and flatwork, wood-framed walls, pre-engineered trusses, standing seam metal roofing, engineered wood siding, aluminum windows, and hollow metal doors and frames. Interior construction includes wood stud framing with multiple insulation types (closed cell spray foam, fiberglass batt, and blown cellulose), drywall installation, fluid-applied flooring, painting, and installation of kitchen and bathroom fixtures and finishes. Mechanical systems involve heating and cooling ductwork and appliances configured for two zones, while electrical work includes lighting and equipment installation. Site work encompasses earth removal, concrete flatwork, regrading, concrete paving, well installation, and septic system installation. The scope also includes alterations to two existing pole barn buildings involving selective demolition, removal and installation of sectional doors, hollow metal doors, and siding, as well as installation of a new portal sign. The project includes two optional alternates related to equipment and technology specifications. The solicitation was posted on February 25, 2026, with a proposal due date of March 19, 2026. Project documents are available through Beeline and Blue, located at 2507 Ingersoll Ave, Des Moines, IA 50312, or online at www.beelineandblue.com, with contact information at (515) 244-1611.

The specific set-aside designations, restrictions on respondent types, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, incumbent contractor information, technology integration requirements, and budget or award values are not detailed in the available solicitation documentation. Interested bidders should contact DNR Procurement with direct substitution requests, project questions, or inquiries concerning bidding and contract procedures for additional information. Prospective contractors should verify all submission requirements and evaluation criteria through the official project documents and the designated plan repository.