Construction manager/general contractor Perlo Construction is seeking metal and concrete subcontractors to work on the renovation of Barlow Hall at Clackamas Community College‘s main campus in Oregon City.

The building was constructed in 1969 and has long served as the home of the college’s automotive department. However, spaces in that building are “crowded, inefficient and outdated,” according to the college. Manufacturing programs moved into the new Industrial Technical Center, completed this past summer, to allow expansion and modernization of Barlow Hall and better serve the automotive department.

This year, the college plans to renovate the hall at a cost of roughly $3.5 million. The project is being paid for with money from a $90 million bond approved by voters in 2014.

Currently, Perlo Construction is seeking bids from firms to perform all concrete work as well as installation of metal doors and frames.

Axis Design Group is the architect for the project, VLMK Engineering + Design is the structural engineering firm and PAE Consulting Engineers is handling MEP work.

Prospective bidders can learn more by emailing Carrie Willis at bids@perlo.biz.

Bids are due by 2 p.m. on March 12, and should be sent via email to Elizabeth Cole at elizabethc@clackamas.edu.

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Clackamas Community College is looking for a construction manager-general contractor to take on its in Oregon City.

The 20,000-square-foot building is intended to add laboratory and support space for science programs.

The project also includes expansion of the CCC transit center on the Oregon City campus and construction of a shared-use path connecting parts of campus. The DeJardin addition is budgeted to cost $7.5 million. Upgrades to the transit center should cost $1.7 million, and $100,000 is budgeted for the path.

The two-year college was founded in 1966 and today has its main campus in Oregon City and branches in Milwaukie and Wilsonville. Its student body has grown 41 percent in the past 10 years. Voters in the Clackamas Community College district approved in 2014 a $90 million bond program to construct four buildings needed to serve growing numbers of students.

The CM-GC will be selected by October, and the project is scheduled to finish by summer 2019.

The project manager is the inici group Inc., and the architect is Mahlum Architects.

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