Boise Seeks Contractor for Historic Union Block Building Repairs Amid Legal Dispute

Boise, ID, September 28, 2026 —

The City of Boise is actively seeking a qualified contractor to undertake necessary repairs on the front facade of the historic Union Block building. The initiative stems from identified safety concerns related to the building’s exterior. Details regarding the specific nature of the safety concerns or the scope of the required repairs have not been fully disclosed at this time.

Concurrently, a legal battle involving the property is ongoing. The existence of this legal dispute may impact the timeline or specific processes related to the repair work. Information about the parties involved in the legal proceedings or the subject matter of the litigation was not provided.

The city’s public procurement process will be utilized to select a contractor. Interested parties are expected to bid on the project, which will focus on addressing the structural and safety issues identified at the front of the Union Block building. The building’s historic designation means that any restoration or repair work will likely need to adhere to specific preservation guidelines to maintain its architectural integrity.

The exact timeline for the contractor selection and the commencement of repair work remains pending. Further announcements are anticipated as the city progresses through the procurement and legal processes. The need for repairs underscores the city’s commitment to maintaining public safety and preserving its historic structures, even amidst complex legal challenges. The contractor’s name and the total cost of the repairs were not immediately available. The fine amount, if any, associated with the safety concerns was also not provided.

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