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SHIP Program Niurka Ortiz

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2025-26-046State & Local

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The SHIP Program Niurka Ortiz project, solicitation number 2025-26-046, is an initiative managed by the City of Hialeah's Grants and Human Services department to provide critical residential repairs and upgrades. The primary objective is to ensure the property is safe, code-compliant, and accessible, thereby improving the quality of life for income-eligible homeowners. This specific project focuses on creating a sustainable living environment tailored to the homeowner's needs while adhering to all local and state regulations. Under the Construction Services Agreement, the selected contractor must commence work within 15 days of the agreement and complete all services within 90 calendar days. The contract includes strict provisions regarding liquidated damages for delays, insurance, and bonding requirements. Managed by the SHIP Coordinator and the Purchasing Aide, this formal binding agreement governs the scope of work and payment terms to ensure the successful delivery of essential home improvements in Florida.

General Info

City of Hialeah residential repair project for income-eligible homeowners, completed within 90 days.

Agency

Florida → Grants & Human ServicesView Agency

NAICS

236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

Documents

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Scope_of_work_Niurka_Ortiz_01222026.pdf

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Scope_of_work_Niurka_Ortiz_01222026_Rev.pdf

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SHIP Program Niurka Ortiz.pdf

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Construction Services Agreement - City of Hialeah

PDF34 pagescontract-document

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AgencyFlorida → Grants & Human Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeHialeah, FL, 33010, USA
Organization / Agency
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Office AddressHialeah, FL, 33010, USA
Contacts
Jennyfer Alvarez De ZubiriaSHIP Coordinator
Marilin GutierrezPurchasing Aide

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Construction 95
LAUDERHILL, FL
Build & Fix
North Miami Beach, FL
A & J Roofing
Hialeah, FL

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This project is part of an ongoing initiative to improve residential properties under the SHIP Program. The primary goal is to create safe, code-compliant homes by addressing critical repairs and upgrades that ensure safety, efficiency, and accessibility. These improvements are designed to enhance the quality of life for homeowners and promote long-term stability while maintaining compliance with local and state regulations. To qualify for this program, homeowners must meet specific income eligibility requirements. The selected property has been identified as a priority based on the homeowner's eligibility and the urgent need to ensure safety. The scope of work focuses on creating a safe and sustainable living environment tailored to the homeowner's needs

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