26-52_Southport_Firestation__8_Relocation_complete.pdf

This is a project description and scope of work document for the City of Southport, Florida, detailing the relocation of Firestation #8, a FEMA-funded recovery project under Disaster Recovery Grant 4399 for Hurricane Michael. The project encompasses construction improvements including a concrete slab foundation, Sprung Unit structure, mechanical systems, electrical systems, plumbing installations, and wooden deck/walkway construction. The scope allows trade contractors to bid on one or multiple divisions of work, enabling flexibility in project delivery and contractor participation. The document provides detailed specifications and requirements for each trade category to guide bidders in preparing accurate cost proposals and understanding the technical specifications required for quality construction.

The project is funded through FEMA Disaster Recovery resources allocated to Florida for Hurricane Michael recovery efforts. The document establishes the technical and performance standards that contractors must meet, with detailed specifications for materials, installation methods, and quality assurance requirements across all construction trades. This multi-division bidding approach allows both specialized trade contractors and larger general contractors to participate, potentially expanding competition and optimizing project costs. The relocation of Firestation #8 represents a critical community infrastructure recovery initiative, with specifications designed to ensure the facility meets current building codes and operational requirements for emergency services.