RFP SSU 2026-05 Stanley Building Room 201 Office Modifications

Salem State University issued Request for Proposals SSU 2026-05 for office modifications to Room 201 of the Stanley Building located in Salem, Massachusetts. This procurement involves general construction or renovation work subject to Massachusetts General Law Chapter 149, Section 44A(2)(B), which mandates prevailing wage requirements for the project. Bidders must attend a mandatory site visit meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 19, 2026, at 9:00 AM at 70 Riverside Avenue, Salem, MA 01970, to inspect the project location and receive detailed information. Electronic proposals must be submitted by 2:00 PM on Thursday, February 26, 2026. Interested parties should contact Reynaldo Ramos, Assistant Vice President of Purchasing and Auxiliary Services, at rramos@salemstate.edu to request plans, specifications, and submit any questions regarding the project scope and requirements. The procurement documents do not specify detailed evaluation criteria, but standard competitive bidding principles under Massachusetts law would apply. Prospective bidders should note that the exact scope of work, deliverables, and qualifications required will be detailed in the complete bid documentation available from the university.

The Notice to Bidders documentation provided does not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) requirements, or restrictions on respondent types, though the project is subject to Massachusetts prevailing wage laws and general competitive procurement regulations. No incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing infrastructure integration requirements are identified in the available documentation. The bid documents do not specify a project budget, award value, or estimated cost for the Room 201 modifications. Interested bidders should contact the procurement officer directly to obtain complete specifications, cost estimates, and any additional program requirements or set-asides that may apply to this Salem State University project. The university reserves standard rights to evaluate proposals, award contracts in its best interest, and reject non-responsive bids in accordance with applicable Massachusetts procurement law.