Bid Guarantee in the amount of 10% of the Bid must accompany each bid submitted.Base Bid will be received for: A single lump sum bid for All Work. The 2017-2019 Wisconsin State Budget (2017 Wisconsin Act 59) repealed Wisconsin's prevailing wage laws. Effective September 23, 2017, state prevailing wage requirements on state building projects no longer apply. These changes take effect for projects advertised for bid after September 23, 2017. This change does not affect the Federal Davis Bacon Act requirements. All potential bidders must be certified by DOA prior to submitting bids on state construction 19 projects over $50,000. All bids received from contractors who are not certified will be rejected. Contractor 20 certification applications and instructions for completing the form may be obtained from the DOA Website. This project is being let using the single prime bidding and contracting process. DFD will publicly bid the applicable mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection (MEP) divisions of work first. Within 5 days of the MEP bid opening, DFD will identify a lowest, qualified, responsible, certified bidder in each applicable MEP division of work. These successful MEP bids must be included in all general prime contractor bids received. No later than 5 days after DFD identifies the successful MEP bids, DFD will publicly open general prime contractor bids. General prime contractor bids that do not include the successful MEP bids will be rejected. The state will enter into a single contract with the lowest, qualified, responsible, certified general prime contractor and this general prime contractor will enter into subcontracts with the successful MEP bidders. If a project does not include any mechanical, electrical, plumbing, or fire protection divisions of work, DFD will bid one bid package for all work to general prime contractors. In general the work consists of the renovation, repairs, and restoration of exterior envelope of the Boat House located on Rock Island State Park in Door County, WI. The boat house is composed of three primary levels: the water level boat slip level, the main entry, and an upper level mezzanine. Between the water level and main level is an intermediate transition level. The main work of the project involves the restoration of existing wood window and door assemblies. Work includes, but not limited to the remediation of existing paint, repairs, and new paint to wood surfaces. Additional work includes limited masonry repairs to the stone enclosure walls and concrete coping caps.