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Critical Housing Deferred Maintenance - Idaho City

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This project involves the critical deferred maintenance and remodeling of nine housing units located in the Idaho City district of the Boise National Forest. The scope of work encompasses extensive interior and exterior upgrades, including the replacement of windows, water heaters, and furnaces, as well as the removal and replacement of flooring, siding, and sidewalks. Additionally, the contract requires making one of the housing units fully accessible to meet specific requirements. The project is being managed by the Forest Service under the Department of Agriculture. Due to the timing of the initial solicitation, the requisition must undergo an amendment to align funding with the contractor's bid, a process that now necessitates an RPT ID. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 236118, which pertains to other residential building construction, and is currently listed as a forecast.

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Remodeling and maintenance of nine housing units in Boise National Forest, Idaho City.

Agency

Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

NAICS

236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

IDAHO CITY, ID, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
Contacts2 people available
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Department of Agriculture → Forest Service
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PAUL MCCLOSKEY
ASHLEY THOMPSON

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This project remodels 9 housing units on the Idaho City district of the Boise National Forest. Work includes replacing windows water heater furnaces and removing and replacing flooring siding sidewalks and making 1 unit fully accessible._x000D_ _x000D_ The REQ was created and solicited prior to the RPT requirement in IAS. The REQ will need to be amended to add funding to match the contractor bid but the amendment now requires an RPT ID.

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