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Lebanon Public Schools is soliciting proposals for the comprehensive renovation of eight bathrooms at Lebanon Middle School, including facilities for Grade 7/8, Grade 5/6, and four staff bathrooms. The scope of work encompasses the complete demolition and removal of existing fixtures, partitions, and flooring, followed by the installation of new commercial-grade powder-coated steel partitions, updated plumbing fixtures, lighting, and epoxy flooring. Specific requirements include the installation of a large continuous countertop vanity in the Grade 7/8 Boys' bathroom and strict adherence to Connecticut building, plumbing, electrical, and accessibility codes. To minimize student disruption, all demolition work must be performed outside of school hours. Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Lebanon Public Schools Central Office by December 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM, as electronic bids will not be accepted. Required submission materials include company details, evidence of relevant experience in school or commercial renovations, itemized pricing for each bathroom, and technical specifications for proposed materials. Contractors must provide an insurance certificate with $1,000,000 in General and Automobile Liability coverage. Award decisions will be based on the best interest of the district, evaluating factors such as total cost, contractor qualifications, and the ability to operate within a school environment. Final acceptance is contingent upon a walkthrough and approval by the Facilities Director.

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AgencyConnecticut → DAS Procurement
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Lebanon Public Schools is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors for the comprehensive renovation of student and staff bathrooms at Lebanon Middle School. The project will include the removal of existing fixtures, partitions, finishes, and other components as necessary to complete a full renovation of the identified spaces.

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