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COVID-19 UPDATE: Our office is currently closed. As of Monday, July 6, our Bid Counter is located on the 1st floor of 26 Court Street and open on Mondays and Wednesdays. The Bid Counter will be open to the public for scheduled bid openings. All visits to the Bid Counter outside of bid openings will require an appointment. To make an appointment to visit the Bid Counter, . The bid counter is closed between the hours of 12 - 1 p.m. on days bids are not due.

If you have questions about current IFBs or RFPs, email bid.info@boston.gov. For all other questions, email publicfacilities@boston.gov.

publicfacilities@boston.gov
26 Court Street
10th Floor
Boston, MA 02108

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Due to ongoing public health precautions that the City is taking due to COVID-19, the Public Facilities Bid Room will only be available by appointment, except during scheduled bid openings.

If you are looking for any bid documentation, you can email bid.info@boston.gov.

  • Meeting ID: 858 9108 9571
  • Passcode: 2RV3Ch

    • #7158 Faneuil Library Renovations General Bids| Due December 23, 2020, at noon

    • Meeting ID: 814 8558 6547
    • Passcode: 4pd3MQ

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    We work with colleagues in City government to engage with constituent groups in determining the best locations and design for our construction and renovation projects.

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