Contract · State & Local
The Seattle Public Library (Central) Level 2 Remodel
City of Seattle - Seattle Public Library Seattle, WA
- Status Closes in 15 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Project Description: The Project renovates interior space on Level 2 of the Central Branch to office and mixed-use workspaces to support the shelving and operations team (SHO). On Levels 1 and 3, the work will infill openings in the existing structural concrete floors where the book conveyor system was previously removed. Scope includes but is not limited to modification of existing electrical, mechanical, fire alarm and fire sprinkler systems; construction of new framed walls; installation of suspended ceiling systems; interior finishes; casework modification and fabrication; and supporting work as indicated in the Contract Documents. Engineer's Estimate: $225,000 base bid Project Location: The Seattle Public Library (Central) 1000 Fourth Ave Seattle, WA 98104
Contract/Solicitation #: SPL-PW#0508-2026
Type: Solicitation (Attach a Document) - Construction
Department: Seattle Public Library
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 28, 2026
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Status
Open now
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