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Windows & Flooring Replacement, Electrical at 50 Central Ave

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2139585State & Local

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The Village of Lancaster is soliciting bids for a renovation project located at 50 Central Ave, Lancaster, New York. The scope of work includes exterior improvements consisting of replacing six front façade windows with one-over-one aluminum clad wood or wood windows matching the original opening size, replacing eight north side windows with vinyl windows of the same size and configuration, and erecting a kit pergola on the north side secured to a concrete pad. Interior work involves replacing carpet in the front and back stairways, installing wood-look LVT flooring in the banquet room, and replacing ceiling lights in the banquet room using fixtures provided by the owner. All work must comply with State Historic Preservation Office conditions and applicable state regulations associated with the New York Forward initiative sponsored by the NYS Office of Community Renewal. This is a nine-month contract with a response deadline of October 30, 2026, at 4:00 P.M. Interested contractors must submit a formal, itemized estimate via email to Christina Paradowski at LaBella Associates, including a 10% contingency on the total cost and a proposed timeline for starting and completing the work. Bidders are required to visit the property for an on-site inspection and are prohibited from leaving estimates with the property owner. The project is administered by Michael Stegmeier, Clerk-Treasurer for the Village of Lancaster, and there are no established minority or women business enterprise contracting goals for this procurement.

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Bids for interior and exterior renovations at 50 Central Ave, Village of Lancaster.

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50 Central Ave, Lancaster, NY, NY, USA

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50 Central Ave Bid Package - Lancaster NYF Small Project Fund

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Windows & Flooring Replacement, Electrical at 50 Central Ave (CR# 2139585)

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AgencyNew York → Village of Lancaster
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Michael StegmeierClerk-Treasurer
Michael StegmeierClerk-Treasurer

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Owner is seeking to replace from windows with one over one aluminum clad wood or wood replacement windows- must be same size as original opening; replacement of eight vinyl windows on the north side of building in same size and configuration as existing; replacement of front and back stairway flooring- replacing carpet with carpet; replacement of banquet room flooring- replacing carpet with wood look LV; replacement of ceiling lights in banquet room- owner will provide lights; construction of pergola on north side of the building- must be secured to concrete pad, and set back from front facade per State Historic Preservation Office conditions. Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: None Minority / Women Business Enterprise contracting goals (MWBE) Total MWBE Goals: 0.00%

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