Tyke Pierce Construction Company History Government Projects

Government Projects Completed to Date

  

Project: Soda Creek Elementary School Addition-1972

Owner: Steamboat School District

  

Project: Structural Repair and Renovation-Depot-1981

Owner: City Of Steamboat Springs

  

Project: Sundance Plaza Post Office – Steamboat-1982

Owner: United States Postal Service

Architect: United States Postal Service 

  

Project: Structural Repairs /Soda Creek Elementary School: 1982-1983

Owner: Steamboat Springs School District

Architect: Robert Sanford Ralston

Contract Amount: $187,000.00


Project: Addition & Remodel-1982-1983

Owner: Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association

Architect: Jan Kaminski

Contract Amount: $537,000.00

  

Project: Kremmling School Addition-1984-1985

Owner: West Grand School District

Architect: Walter Burgess

Contract Amount: $675,000.00

  

Project: Steamboat Springs Fire Station #2: 1984-1985

Owner: City of Steamboat

Architect: Michael Lackey

Contract Amount: $460,000.00 

  

Burns Post Office-1985

Owner: United States Postal Service

Architect: United States Postal Service

Contract Amount: $197,000.00







The Bidding Process

Though, government sponsored construction projects are often laden with paperwork, they are considered to be safe, and well paying jobs.  These jobs come in all sizes and are put out by all municipality levels. At the city, county and state levels each entity has its own procedures for the bidding process and awarding of projects. Federal level projects are needed in every town that has a US Post Office, US Forrest Service or any US Military owned projects. The state level projects often involve infrastructure: parks, roads, bridges and water ways to name a few.  Counties projects can include: law enforcement,  road and bridge, county offices and county fairgrounds. Towns and cities have law enforcement,  public schools, public transportation , public libraries and public utility buildings. 

The bidding process usually start's with the issuance of an RFP or request for proposal which is generally an invitation to local architects and general contractors whom have a proven track record and the financial ability to obtain an insurance bid bond for the amount of the contract.

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