The Iowa Department of Administrative Services (DAS), on behalf of the Iowa Veterans Home (IVH), is soliciting bids for small project concrete repair, replacement, and patching services such as sidewalk replacement(s) at IVH, located in Marshalltown, IA. This solicitation aims to establish a contract with a reliable concrete Contractor for ongoing maintenance, improvement, and expansion of the home’s facilities, ensuring a safe and accessible environment. The IVH in Marshalltown, Iowa, is a state-operated long-term health care facility established in 1887 as the Iowa Soldiers Home.
Set on a 150-acre campus, IVH is among the nation’s five largest state veterans’ homes and the largest facility of its kind in Iowa. In recent years, IVH’s infrastructure has undergone multiple capital improvements, including remediation work for water infiltration in the Loftus and Malloy wings and roof replacements for Dack and Malloy.
The Contractor shall provide as-needed concrete repair, maintenance, installation, replacement, and related services at the Iowa Veterans Home (IVH) campus in Marshalltown, Iowa. Services may include installation, repair, and replacement of ADA-compliant ramps; repair and replacement of concrete scuppers and drainage features; installation, repair, relocation, and replacement of bollards; repair and replacement of concrete curbs, curb and gutter; concrete grinding, cutting, and corrective measures for trip hazards; removal and replacement of damaged concrete; concrete saw cutting, demolition, removal, and disposal; slurry backfill and trench backfill; asphalt saw cutting, removal, disposal, and replacement; repair, modification, removal, and replacement of concrete block walls, brick pavers, and related masonry surfaces. Incidental services may include repair and restoration of landscaping and irrigation systems, installation and repair of fences and handrails, and pruning or removal of trees and shrubs as necessary to complete authorized concrete work.
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Source: Iowa DAS Procurement (bid 005-RFB-3033-202), retrieved via Iowa Department of Administrative Services. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.