Broad Street Market temporary structure
Harrisburg is moving a little closer to completing a temporary structure for Broad Street Market vendors.
The city shared on Friday that it received two proposals for plumbing work on the structure, following months of project delays due to a lack of contracting bids.
This morning, the city learned that two proposals had come in through PennBid. City officials will now review their offers and their qualifications.
According to the city, they also received interest from additional companies that did not put together a formal bid yet, but are interested in supplying a quote for consideration.
Last month, Harrisburg issued a request for bids on PennBid, to complete both electrical and plumbing work on the tent-like temporary building, which will house vendors displaced by the July fire in the market’s brick building.
Earlier this month, the city received a bid for electrical work from Manheim-based KCS Electric submitted a bid of $84,491.
Visit the city’s Broad Street Market page for building updates.
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