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Andersen Construction: Sitework / Site Utilities / Excavation, Steel Package, Elevators Oregon State University Marine Studies Initiative Building
By: scott.huish//March 26, 2018//
Andersen Construction: Sitework / Site Utilities / Excavation, Steel Package, Elevators Oregon State University Marine Studies Initiative Building
scott.huish//March 26, 2018//
| REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS | ||||||
| Sitework / Site Utilities / Excavation, Steel Package, Elevators Oregon State University Marine Studies Initiative Building 2030 SE Marine Science Drive Newport, OR 97365 |
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| Bids due: 3/22/18 by 2 PM | ||||||
| Project Description: The Marine Studies Initiative building is a new state of the art three-story 73,000 SF laboratory facility consisting of research and teaching laboratories, offices, and a 250-person auditorium. It is located on the Oregon State University Hatfield Marine Science Center campus in Newport, Oregon.
*A non-mandatory site walk-thru will be hosted on Friday 3/9 at the Hatfield Project Site @ 11:00 AM. Documents: 50% CD Package by YGH Architects 鈥� Sitework / Excavation / Utilities, Structural Steel, Elevators Bid documents will be available end of day on March 5th, 2018 to review and download from Andersen鈥檚 Egnyte site at: 7.01 – 50% CD Package (03-05- 18) *All Wage Rates to be BOLI, January 1, 2018 Contacts: All requests for clarification are to be submitted via email to Kris Anderson [email protected] and Chris Reetz [email protected]. All bids shall be submitted through email or delivered in a sealed envelope with a flash drive containing electronic documents to the attention of Chris Reetz and Kris Anderson at the following address: Andersen Construction | 6712 North Cutter Circle | Portland, OR 97217 | ATTN: Chris Reetz & Kris Anderson. See e-mail addresses above. |
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| We are an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourage the participation of emerging small business, women-owned, disadvantaged, disabled veterans and minority enterprises. Local participation on this project is strongly encouraged. | ||||||
| CCB# 63053 | ||||||
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