General ContractingDistrict of ColumbiaPublic tender

Construction Services for the Gate 7 Parking Garage St. Elizabeths West Campus

Source: SAM.gov
Reference: Not published

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Closes · Nov 2026

Closes Nov 9

November 9, 2026. Bids go directly to the issuer, not through PMRFP.

Closes: November 9, 2026in 17 days
Trade: General Contracting
Work type: Construction or renovation
Funding / buyer: Public · federal
Location: District of Columbia
Source: SAM.gov

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Construct a new multi-level parking garage and associated site and security improvements at the St. Elizabeths West Campus in Washington, DC, with an estimated cost between $120,000,000 and $160,000,000.

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Washington, District of Columbia. Amendment 0002 is hereby posted. ________________________________________________________________________ Amendment 0001 is hereby posted. ________________________________________________________________________ The General Services Admi…

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SAM.gov registration
Federal contracts go to businesses registered in SAM.gov. Registration is free and includes a Unique Entity ID; renew it every 365 days.
Liability insurance
Expect commercial general liability insurance and, for vehicles on site, auto liability. Limits: [confirm with the tender documents].
Workers' compensation
Proof of coverage or a certificate. Rules differ by state. [confirm with the tender documents]
Bonding
A bid bond or agreement to bond is common on construction tenders, with performance and labour and material payment bonds if you win. In the municipal tenders we reviewed, 10% bid security and 50% bonds were typical. Amounts: [confirm with the tender documents].
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Federal construction rules
The Miller Act requires performance and payment bonds on federal construction contracts over $150,000, and the Davis-Bacon Act sets prevailing wages on federal construction contracts over $2,000.
Forms to expect
A bid or tender form, bid security if asked, an insurance certificate, your clearance letter, references or past projects, and a list of subcontractors. Submit exactly what the tender documents list.

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