Baileys Harbor - Cana Island Interpretive Center

Background
The County of Door is seeking bids for storm damage building repairs at the Cana Island Interpretive Center located in Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin. The project aims to restore the facility following damage sustained from a storm, ensuring compliance with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, codes, and directives.

Work Details
The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, and supervision necessary to perform the following work:

1. Remove damaged metal roof shingles and replace on one side of gable roof (approximately 65’ long x 19’ high). Assume that 20% of shingles may be salvaged for reinstallation. Remove 60’ of ridge cap to allow for replacement of 4-6’ of ridge cap (3 pieces). Scaffold entire length of repair area for access and fall protection.

2. Replace approximately 46’ long by 11’ tall section of damaged wall panels.

3. Remove and replace approximately 65’ damaged facia, eave and drip edge; remove and replace approx. 10’ of t-edging at window location.

4. Remove damaged roof sheathing in three locations and replace; replace ice and water shield as required.

5. Confirm there is no damage to structural wood roof trusses and lateral bracing; remove and reinstall tongue and groove ceiling panel as necessary; replace batt insulation as required.

All materials for roof, wall panels, and facia must be Oxford distinctive low-profile Classic – color “Mustang Brown.” Provide time and material cost estimate for additional work if found.

Period of Performance
All work shall be completed within 60 days of the notice to proceed.

Place of Performance
Cana Island Interpretive Center, Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin.

Bidder Requirements
The contractor must be licensed, certified, accredited, or meet all necessary qualifications to perform the services/work contemplated. Contractors are encouraged to incorporate information regarding financial ability, equipment, and experience in the work/services prescribed into their bids.