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LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT
THE ALDIE MILL RESTORATION
ALDIE, VIRGINIA
for
VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, for the ALDIE MILL RESTORATION, Aldie, Virginia, from pre-qualified firms will be received at the office of the VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION, 221 Governor Street, Richmond, Virginia, until 2:00 p.m. o’clock, local prevailing time, on the Proposal date g ven to all pre-qualified firms. The Proposals will be opened, read aloud, at 2:00 p.m. on the following day at the same location.
Firms who wish to be considered for pre-qualification must submit evidence of qualification, list of work done, name of supervising field personnel who will be used if they are successful in their bid, evidence of financial strength, and other supporting information by July 24, 1985, to the VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION at the above address. Experience must include historic brick restoration and heavy timber construction and restoration.
The pre-qualification evaluation will consider the experience and reputation of the Contractor, his location in relation to the site, his personnel who are to be assigned to this project, the firm's current work load, the financial condition of the Contractor, and his method of completing the work.
The qualifications will be investigated by the Director of the VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION in any manner he deems appropriate. If he finds a firm not sufficiently qualified, he will notify the firm and give them not less than five (5) days to submit additional data after which his decision will be made. The Director shall notify all submitting firms of his decision and the date established for acceptance of the Proposals to do the work. The Director’s decision shall be final.
The Proposals on this project should include the proposed cost of the project and all significant additional informiation the firm wishes to submit. Since this structure is of historical significance, quality workmanship is mandatory. Cooperation and teamwork with the Owner, Engineer, and MilIright are essential. Factors and information which will bear on the proper execution of the work should be included in the Proposal. Potential change orders should be addressed in the Proposal.
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