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Bremik Construction: East Gresham Elementary
scott.huish//April 25, 2018//
| SUB-BIDS REQUESTED | ||||||
| East Gresham Elementary 900 SE 5th St, Gresham, OR 97080 |
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| Bids Due: 5/1/18 at 2:00pm | ||||||
| The project consists of demolition of the existing and construction of a new 76,000 sf 2-story school with extensive site development and offsite improvements.
The following scopes have been awarded: reinforcing steel; furnishing & installation of structural, misc. steel, metal joist and metal decking; storefront, curtainwall, glass & glazing; MEP; communications; access control, earthwork & utilities; and abatement. MB Structures – Bremik鈥檚 affiliate, plans on bidding on: structural concrete, site concrete retaining walls, envelope QA/QC, installation of doors, frames & hardware; and installation of specialties. Estimated Schedule: May 2018 鈥� September 2019 Project Requirements: Outreach Open House: Bid Documents: Please email bids to [email protected] |
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| Bremik Construction, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer & requests sub-bids from all interested firms including Minority & Women Owned, Emerging Small Business & Disadvantaged enterprises. | ||||||
| CCB# 160383 |
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