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Kirby Nagelhout:Deschutes Public Library Redmond Library
scott.huish//February 10, 2023//
| REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) | ||||||
| DESCHUTES PUBLIC LIBRARY REDMOND LIBRARY BID PACKAGE #004 |
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| RFP Due Date: March 2nd, 2023 @ 2:00 PM | ||||||
| Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company is requesting quotes for the Deschutes Public Library, Redmond Library Project.
The Request for Quote is for polished concrete 铿乶ishing, masonry veneer, Decorative metal stairs & railings, architectural woodwork, waterproo铿乶g, painting & coatings, sheet metal 铿� ashing & trim, roof accessories, overhead coiling doors, door frames, doors, & door hardware, 铿俹oring, visual display units, signs, metal toilet compartments, folding panel partitions, wall聽 protection, metal lockers, loading dock bumpers, residential appliances, fall protection, site furnishings, decorative metal fences & gates, and landscaping. The project will be located a For copies of the RFP and associated documents, please contact: Caitlin Kane, Project Manager Phone: (541) 207-2840 |
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| KNCC is an equal opportunity employer and encourages all interested 铿� rms,including tribal, women, disadvantage, minority, disabled veterans, and emerging small businesses to submit proposals. | ||||||
| CCB# 95590 WA: KIRBYNC388DW |
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