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Roof Sheet Metal and Flashing Specialist

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This subcontract agreement appoints a Roof Sheet Metal and Flashing Specialist to fabricate and install metal flashings and coping for facility projects within the Westwood Community School District in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. The scope of work includes the installation of drip edges, gravel stops, counter flashings, and parapet coping caps utilizing 20-24 gauge zinc-coated steel. All installations must adhere to SMACNA standards, specifically ensuring that fasteners can resist 200lbs per lineal foot. The selected contractor is responsible for delivering fully installed perimeter flashing and edge metal systems and must provide a two-year notarized warranty upon completion. Interested parties must respond to the solicitation by November 4, 2026.

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Subcontract for metal flashing installation at Westwood Community School District by November 4, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of RFP-WES-270000000173-2.

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RFP-WES-270000000173-2 | Westwood - Thorne Elementary Partial Roof Replacement

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Fabricates and installs metal flashings and coping for prime contractors on Westwood Community School District facility projects. Installs drip edges, gravel stops, parapet coping caps, and counter flashings using 20-24 gauge zinc-coated steel. Ensures fasteners resist 200lbs/lineal foot per SMACNA standards. Provides a two-year notarized warranty. Delivers installed perimeter flashing and edge metal systems.

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