817 River Street Scope Breakdown NO QUESTIONS 9-10-2025.docx

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817 River Street Facade Program State and local contract opportunity
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Rensselaer County, New York

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This document is a Scope of Work Breakdown for the 817 River Street Facade Program, a renovation project located in Rensselaer County, New York. The project involves comprehensive exterior restoration of a property, with specific scopes including painting, masonry work, and window replacement. Contractors are required to submit bids using the complete bid packet by September 16, 2025 at 8:00 AM, with project completion expected by October 31, 2025. The scope includes scraping and painting the front door, casing, and trim; low-pressure washing and repointing approximately 600 square feet of brick and stone veneer; and replacing two existing windows with new white aluminum storm windows with screens.

The contract opportunity includes specific sub-contracting goals of 10% for minority-owned, women-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, though it is not a set-aside contract. No incumbent vendors were identified, and there are no explicit budget constraints or award value ranges specified. Contractors must provide itemized pricing for painting, masonry, and carpentry/window work, with the option to submit a lump sum bid if preferred. Prevailing wages are not required for this project, and contractors are expected to demonstrate professional judgment in addressing environmental concerns and compliance with applicable regulations.

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817 River Street - Scope of Work Breakdown – NO QUESTIONS RECEIVED General Q1: Do we have to use the bid sheet and itemize the scopes of work?

A: Yes, you must use the complete BID packet available on our website and on the NYS Contract Reporter. You are required to itemize the specific scopes of work you want to be considered for. If you'd prefer to be considered only for a lump sum bid (one total price covering all scopes of work), you can do that—but you must include a written explanation stating that intention. Please note that if we decide to award only part of the project to a vendor, we’ll need itemized pricing to accurately deduct that portion from the full bid.

Q2. What lead-safe practices are required?

A. Contractors are responsible for identifying and addressing all environmental concerns, including compliance with lead-safe practices. They are expected to demonstrate professional judgment and follow all applicable regulations and guidelines.

Q3. Will prevailing wages be required?

A. Prevailing wages are not required.

Painting See photos (5) and (6). Scrape and paint front door, casing, trim, and panels beneath sidelights. Consult applicant on color choices; assume (2) colors. See façade and photo Painting Bid $____________________________________ Masonry Clean all brick and stone veneer on front elevation with very low pressure wash with approved product at lowest effective concentration and nylon bristle brush, approx. 600 SF in total from grade to roofline, including stone veneer. See façade and photos (1) through (3). Repoint approx. 1500 vertical joints on front façade. See façade and photos (1) through (3). Repoint approx. 50 horizontal and vertical joints on north corner of façade, particularly where brick and stone veneers meet north elevation.

Masonry Bid $__________________________ Carpentry/Windows (3). Remove existing and provide (2) new white aluminum storm windows with screens for the front 1st story mulled windows: Existing windows are approx. 3’-6” x 6’-6”. See façade and photos (2) and (3).

Carpentry/Window Bid $________________________________

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