The Water Infiltration Program is a multi‑building, design‑build remediation effort at Wayne State University aimed at stopping water intrusion in three historic campus structures. The work includes demolition, waterproofing, structural repairs, façade restoration, roofing replacement, interior finishes, and associated MEP upgrades, all performed under strict historic‑preservation, safety, and Michigan prevailing‑wage requirements. Awards were made to three separate contractors, each responsible for one building, with a lump‑sum contract format and an estimated execution period of roughly 25 days after award.
• Scope: Exterior envelope repairs, sealant removal/replacement, masonry tuck‑pointing, lintel restoration, roof and waterproofing work for Old Main, UGL, and Maccabees.
• Procurement: Open competition with electronic bid submission; bid deadline April 20 2026.
• Requirements: 5 % bid bond (for bids ≥ $50 k), performance/labor‑material bonds, WSU wage‑rate compliance, smoke‑free policy, historic‑preservation adherence, and detailed submittal schedules.