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Renovation of the Community Health Resource Center
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The City of Waterbury is soliciting proposals for the renovation of the former St. Lucy’s Church at 24 Branch Street into a Community Health Resource Center under RFP No. 8801-Wtby, with a mandatory site visit scheduled for May 27, 2026, and proposals due by June 9, 2026. The project involves comprehensive construction and abatement work including asbestos and lead-based paint removal, flooring modifications, new ceiling and lighting systems, and full compliance with ASTM, NFPA, ADA-ABA, and ICC standards. Proposers must submit one original and four paper copies of their proposal along with a digital PDF on CD or flash drive, including mandatory attachments such as a Non-Collusion Affidavit, Insurance Requirements, Contract Compliance Documents, and a separately sealed Confidential Price Proposal. The evaluation is based on a holistic trade-off process considering technical approach, proposed cost, proposer experience and past performance, and schedule feasibility, with no fixed weighting and no requirement to select the lowest bid—the City reserves full discretion to award based on its best interest. All work must occur on-site at the designated location, with the contractor responsible for obtaining permits, adhering to prevailing wage laws under the Davis-Bacon Act, complying with the City’s Good Jobs Ordinance requiring local hiring and workforce documentation, and ensuring hazardous materials abatement meets strict regulatory standards. The contract does not include traditional FAR clauses, but integrates municipal-specific project manual sections with defined alternates for flooring and lighting upgrades. Payment is governed by AIA G702/G703 forms submitted through a project management platform, and final acceptance occurs at the project site after substantial and final completion, including a 30-day punch list period. There is no disclosed contract value, no CLIN structure, and no federal acquisition systems like WAWF in use, reflecting its status as a municipal initiative managed by the Waterbury Development Corporation.
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