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This Solicitation opportunity from Georgia was posted on January 23, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

FY25 Hall County CHIP Single-Family Home Repair Project - Addendum 1

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ITB #036-45State & Local

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This contract pertains to Addendum 1 for the FY25 Hall County CHIP Single-Family Home Repair Project, issued under ITB #036-45. The project involves repairs to homes within Hall County, Georgia, with a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. Bidders are instructed to include specific line items in their pricing, such as repairs for siding rot extending below the surface, replacement of rotted corner trim, and front porch decking to meet code requirements. The project emphasizes that homeowners will remain in their residences during most of the work, with some exceptions for significant disruptions like ceiling repairs, where residents may choose to temporarily relocate at their own expense. The contract clarifies that a superintendent presence on-site is not mandatory during work, and detailed project schedules and procedures will be discussed during a pre-construction meeting. Bidders are encouraged to review the bid documents and submit their responses by January 30, 2025, through the designated portal.

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AgencyGeorgia → Hall County
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Addendum 1 for ITB #036-45 FY25 Hall County CHIP Single-Family Home Repair Project Response to Bidder Questions Q1.  The rot on some portions of the siding appear to go below the siding. Do we include that in our pricing?A1.  Yes. Please include an additional line item at the bottom of the Cost Proposal Worksheet included as Exhibit C of the invitation to bid packet. Q2.  Several spots like at the corners of the trim are rotted. Do we include replacement in our pricing?A2.  Yes. Please include an additional line item at the bottom of the Cost Proposal Worksheet included as Exhibit C of the invitation to bid packet. Q3.  Do we have to always have a superintendent on site during work by the prime contractor and/or subcontractors?A3.  No. Q4.  Will the people living here temporarily relocate during work, or will we have to work around them? What are the logistics – work around them or will they move out, and if so, when and for how long?A4.  The homeowners/residents will remain in the home during work. When work involves more significant disruption or disturbance such as the ceiling work, then the homeowners/residents may choose to stay at another location. There is no funding for owner/resident relocation, and they are not required to relocate during the work. Both the contractor and the homeowners/residents will participate in the pre-construction meeting at which the schedule, nature of the work to be completed, etc. will be discussed. Q5.  Front porch decking does not appear to be real deck boards. Do we need to include replacement to meet code in our price proposal?A5.  Yes. Please include an additional line item at the bottom of the Cost Proposal Worksheet included as Exhibit C of the invitation to bid packet.

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