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Osceola County, Florida - Manhattan Kraft Construction Inc. held an informational session in conjunction Thursday with the Osceola County Economic Development Department for all subcontractors interested in learning about the pre-qualification process for work on Osceola County's Downtown Parking Garage.
Work on the $15 million structure is expected to start in April with a completion around March 2012, company officials said.
Interested parties are urged to sign up to receive e-mail updates on project subcontract procurement.
Download a Manhattan Kraft Prequalification form here. Pre-qualified bidders will receive an e-mail notifying them when the documents are available and the bid date.
For more information visit www.manhattankraft.com and select "subcontracting". Submit to Letha Vanderhei via e-mail: lvanderhei@manhattankraft.com.
The company intends to make sure that all qualified Osceola County Subcontractors get a fair opportunity to be involved. Awards will be made to the lowest qualified bidder with the complete scope, provide proof of minimum insurance requirements and provide proof of ability to bond the work.
Manhattan Kraft was selected construction manager at-risk for the garage project earlier this year by the Board of County Commissioners.
The project will create 900 parking spaces to alleviate issues for residents who do business at the Osceola County Courthouse and county offices in downtown Kissimmee.
Subcontractors and Vendors needed for the project include:
About Manhattan Kraft Construction Inc.
Florida-based Manhattan Kraft Construction, Inc., formerly Kraft Construction, has been serving clients in Florida for more than 42 years. The company provides general contracting, pre-construction, construction management, and design-build services throughout Florida. For more information visit: www.manhattankraft.com.
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