FY26 -46 HAF Preventative Displacement Repairs 1 Peone Lane Inchelium, WA 99138

Furnish Labor and Materials to: 1. Demo : a. This portion is to remove all remaining materials that are scheduled to be replaced with new materials as outlined in the Scope of Work. b. Any materials still on -site when the project starts will be the awarded contractor’s responsibility for disposal. 2. Install new electrical panel, breakers, switches, outlets, covers, light fixtures. a. Electrical Panel: Remove existing main electrical service panel and install new “Square D ” Homeline , 200 A mp, electrical panel with cover (or approved equivalent) sized appropriately for the home’s electrical load. b. Electrical Breakers: Install new AFCI/GFCI combo breakers to comply project with current NEC codes , “Square D” breakers (or approved equivalent) of the correct size and type for each circuit, and shall carefully handle all existing branch -circuit wiring during panel removal and reconnection to prevent damage. c. Switches, Outlets and Covers: Remove and di spose of all existing switches, outlets and covers. Install new brown color switches, outlets and covers . d. Furnish and install ne w 1 -gang duplex, weatherproof outlet cover and new “Leviton” 20 Amp, w eat her r esistant GFCI Outlet. e. The Contractor shall obtain all required electrical permits, coordinate all inspections with the authority having jurisdiction, and ensure that all work passes final inspection. f. All work shall be completed in accordance with current and applicable NEC requirements, including proper grounding, bonding, and installation of devices suitable for kitchen / exterior locations. g. Light Fixtures: Remove and dispose of all e xisting interior /exterior light fixtures . Install new light fixtures to all current NEC codes. Install new fixtures in locations wher e light fixtures were previously removed. h. Light Fixture Schedule : 1. Kitchen: Two (2) “Hampton Bay ” Model # HB1023C5CCT -35, 12 in., Flaxmere Modern Brushed Nickel 5 CCT Integrated LED Flush Mount (or approved equal) 2. Bathroom: One (1) “Bell Air lighting ” Model # LED -22464BN5CCT , Miles 24 in. Integrated LED Brushed Nickel Bathroom Vanity Light Fixture with Rectangular Acrylic Shade and 5CCT (or approved equal) 3. Bathroom: One (1) “ETI Lighting” Model # 54436241, 12 in. Round LED Flush Mount Ceiling Light 1000 Lumens Bathroom Lighting (or approved equal) 4. Hallway: One (1) “ Hampton Bay ” Model # HB1023C5CCT -35, 12 in., Flaxmere Modern Brushed Nickel 5 CCT Integrated LED Flush Mount (or approved equal) 5. Dining room: One (1) “ Hampton Bay ” Model # HB1023C5CCT -35, 12 in., Flaxmere Modern Brushed Nickel 5 CCT Integrated LED Flush Mount (or approved equal) 6. Exterior: Two (2) “Hampton Bay” Model # W2220- 11 Kempster 9 in. Modern 1- Light Matte Black Outdoor Wa ll Light Sconce (or approved equal) . Include ne w L ED l ight bul bs a s necessary i n all l ight f ixtures. F ollow manufactures recommendation on pro per wattage and bulb type for each fixture. All circuits altered to complete electrical work must be AFCI /GFCI protected. All el ectrical work m ust be performed b y a Was hington State- licensed electrician. 3. HVAC – Furnace Removal & Disposal H VAC Sizing Requirement: Contractor shall verify proper BTU capacity and confirm the correct tonnage required for the home The selected equipment shall meet or exceed the calculated heating load for the structure. Documentation of the load calculation shall be submitted to CIHA for approval prior to ordering equipment. a. Remove the existing HVAC unit and all associated components not intended for reuse. Reuse the existing duct system where feasible and code compliant. b. I nstall a new Winchester 2-3.5 Ton Mobile Home Electric Furnace with ECM Blower Motor Unit, or (approved equivalent). Install new furnace/air handler in the same location as the existing unit. c. I nstall a Honeywell Home 7‑Day Programmable Thermostat with Touchscreen Display, installed per manufacturer specifications. d. Install new supply and return ducting as required, including all necessary drive cleats, “S” cleats, and fasteners to properly connect the new unit to the existing duct system. e. Inspect supply plenum/base box, ensuring all joints are sealed and mechani cally fastened per code. Install all electrical components required for proper operation, including wiring, disconnects, and controls. f. All wiring shall be installed in accordance with current NEC requirements and properly protected during installation. g. Clean and sanitize all registers, supply line, furnace closet prior to system startup. Furnish and install new HVAC air filters app ropriate for the system and ensure they are properly seated at startup. Install new registers as needed if damaged or missing. h. Test the syst em for proper operation. All work shall comply with current applicable building codes. 4. Clean up and Dispose of materials: a. Clean areas of the home affected by repairs and construction to be move- in-ready. b. Contractor shall perform daily cleaning of all construction dust, debris, and discarded materials to maintain a safe and orderly worksite. Remove construction dust and debris daily and prevent the accumulation of materials throughout the duration of the project. c. Dispose of all debris generated by repairs and construction per the approved CCT Solid Waste Disposal Plan. FY26 -46: