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Residential & Hospitality Construction (Farmstay)

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This subcontract for Residential and Hospitality Construction focuses on the development of employee and guest housing for prime contractors working on projects within Humboldt County, California. The scope of work includes the construction of one primary residence, one guest house, and three separate employee housing facilities. Additionally, the project entails the creation of various wellness and leisure amenities, specifically a pool, a pool house, and a creative studio. The contractor is required to ensure all structures comply with the Humboldt County Building Department regulations and Public Accommodation Performance Standards. The final deliverable consists of fully completed residential and hospitality buildings located in the 95514 zip code area. This project is categorized under NAICS code 236115 and was posted on November 18, 2025.

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Construction of residential, guest, and employee housing with amenities in Humboldt County, California.

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AgencyCalifornia → Humboldt County
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Constructs employee housing and guest accommodations for prime contractors on Humboldt County development projects. Builds one residence, one guest house, three employee housing facilities, and wellness amenities including a pool, pool house, and creative studio. Must comply with Public Accommodation Performance Standards and Humboldt County Building Department. Delivers completed residential and hospitality buildings.

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