Sterling Correctional Facility (SCF)Wind Event 4/6/24
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- PO51095
- State
- Colorado
- Responses due
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- Jurisdiction
- UNSPSC code
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The Colorado Department of Corrections is seeking bids for a comprehensive roof repair project at the Sterling Correctional Facility (SCF) in Lincoln County, addressing damage from a wind event on 4/6/24. The procurement involves repairing five low-slope roofs using adhered EPDM roofing and one sloped standing seam metal roof, with a total repair area of 38,050 square feet of low-slope roofing and 3,810 square feet of high-slope roofing across multiple facility buildings including the Support Building, High Custody Housing Building, Living Units 1 & 2, Living Units 3 & 4, Vocational Building, and Warehouse Building. Bidders must demonstrate the ability to remove existing roofing to substrate decking, install new roofing materials matching existing assemblies, and provide both manufacturer and roofing contractor warranties. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for May 21, 2025, at 11:00 MDT, with sealed electronic bids due on June 10, 2025, by 13:00 MDT through BidNet Direct. Contractors must be prepared to work in a secure correctional facility environment and will need to coordinate multiple trades including roofing, electrical, mechanical, and general labor contractors.
The procurement includes several set-aside and qualification requirements, notably mandating at least 80% Colorado labor for projects over $500,000 and requiring contractors to participate in registered apprenticeship programs. Potential service-disabled veteran-owned small business considerations are included, with bidders required to provide documentation demonstrating general contracting experience on at least two projects over $1,000,000 in the past three years. The project is subject to prevailing wage rates and Buy Clean Colorado Act requirements, which mandate maximum acceptable global warming potential (GWP) limits for materials. Contractors must submit Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for eligible materials and demonstrate bonding capability up to $1,000,000. The estimated construction cost is $1,000,000.00, with bidders required to provide a bid guarantee of at least 5% for construction values of $50,000 or more. Successful contractors will need to execute performance and payment bonds within ten days of award and comply with specific state labor regulations and apprenticeship utilization certifications.
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Project Description The project involves installing repairs on several roofs at Sterling Correctional Facility. These roof systems have been damaged by a windstorm. Five of the roofs are low slope and will require adhered EPDM roofing repairs. These repairs require the removal of the existing roof and insulation with replacement with like kind. One roof is a sloped standing seam metal roof system. A portion of this roof will also require new standing seam sheet metal roofing. The roofs involved in the project and a simple description of the repairs are listed below. The low slope roofing repairs have a total area of 38,050 sf. The high slope roofing replacement area totals 3,810 sf. Support Building - Low Slope Adhered EPDM Repair High Custody Housing Building - Low Slope Adhered EPDM Repair Living Units 1 & 2 - Low Slope Adhered EPDM Repair Living Units 3 & 4 - Low Slope Adhered EPDM Repair Vocational Building - Low Slope Adhered EPDM Repair Warehouse Building - High Slope Sheet Metal Roofing Repair Scope of Services The work involves installing both high slope sheet metal and low slope EPDM roofing repairs. Where repairs are needed the existing roofing system shall be removed to the substrate decking or sheet metal framing. New EPDM roofing shall then be installed that matches the existing roofing assemblies. This includes some locations which will require tapered roof insulation. To completed roof systems must carry both manufacturers and roofing contractors' warranties. The sheet metal roofing repair will be performed on a roof system that has 3.5-inch-tall standing seams. A specific manufacturer must be used in this repair so as to match the adjacent roofing. The existing sheet metal roof panels shall be removed. These panels sit on open steel framing. New sheet metal panels and associated trim flashings shall then be installed. The work will require the use of multiple trades. The anticipated trades are as follows. Roofing Contractor Electrical Contractor Mechanical Contractor General Labor It should be noted that this is a secure facility. The contractor is advised to follow all instructions in the Project Manual that pertain to security.
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