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Carpentry & General Home Repair

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This subcontract for Carpentry and General Home Repair involves performing interior and exterior carpentry repairs for prime contractors on Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation facility projects located in Vinita, Oklahoma. The scope of work includes structural repairs, trim work, and the replacement of components specifically designed to remove lead hazards. All materials used must be US-produced iron, steel, and manufactured goods in accordance with the Buy American Act. The contractor must adhere to LBP Safe Work Practices and maintain CWHSA compliance throughout the execution of the project. The final deliverables consist of completed carpentry repairs and the installation of all necessary components. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 236118 and was posted by the Cherokee Nation Housing Authority with a response deadline of September 23, 2026.

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Carpentry and home repair subcontract for Cherokee Nation Housing Authority projects in Vinita, Oklahoma.

Agency

Cherokee Nation Housing AuthorityView Agency

NAICS

236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Craig County, OK, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of Procurement #164886.

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Solicitation A11-09-26-9574- Housing Rehab- Craig County

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AgencyCherokee Nation Housing Authority
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Performs interior and exterior carpentry repairs for prime contractors on Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation facility projects in Vinita, OK. Executes structural repairs, trim work, and component replacement to remove lead hazards. Uses US-produced iron, steel, and manufactured goods per the Buy American Act. Requires LBP Safe Work Practices and CWHSA compliance. Delivers completed carpentry repairs and installed components.

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