Exhibit_B_-_Work_Write_-_Up_103031d6.pdf
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This is an Exhibit B Work Write-Up document from the City of Ocala soliciting bids from qualified Florida licensed General, Building, or Residential Contractors to construct a single-family residential home located at 826 NW 6th Ave., Ocala, FL 34475 (Parcel ID 2571-013-003). The project encompasses comprehensive new construction including structural framing with eight-foot plate height and CMU/stucco exterior walls, a 5/12 roof pitch with architectural shingles rated for 130 mph winds, full insulation requirements (R-30 attic, R-13-15 walls), energy-efficient windows and doors with specific hardware specifications, and complete mechanical systems including a minimum 16 SEER/SEER2 split-source heat pump. The scope includes plumbing with Delta fixtures, kitchen and bathroom cabinetry with specified countertops and finishes, waterproof vinyl plank flooring throughout with ceramic tile in bathrooms, Energy Star certified appliances, concrete driveway (approximately 750 square feet at four inches thick), ADA-compliant features including ramps and grab bars, and landscaping with a minimum of 5,000 square feet of sod. The contract requires work to commence within ten calendar days of the City's Notice to Proceed and be completed within 120 days, with a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit date to be determined. Work coordination will be managed by City Rehabilitation Specialist Christopher Lewis at 352-629-8333 or clewis@ocalafl.org.
Pricing must include all costs for labor, materials, subcontracts, administrative overhead, engineering, and permitting fees with no additional costs to the City. The contractor is responsible for obtaining all City of Ocala permits at no additional cost to the City and must be registered with the City upon award. A 12-month material and labor warranty is required from the date of completion against operational failure caused by defective material or workmanship during normal use. Liquidated damages of $250 per calendar day apply for work not completed by the specified deadline. All work must comply with the current Florida Building Code, with the Building Code prevailing in any conflict with the Work Write-Up or Building Plans. Contractor operations specifications require the contractor to function as an independent contractor, maintain the property throughout construction, supply a porta-john and construction skip, provide appropriately identified employees and vehicles, and complete daily debris cleanup. The contractor must obtain necessary licenses, equipment, and insurance and is solely responsible for employee wages, taxes, and workers' compensation.
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Exhibit B – Work Write–Up Contract# CDS/250783A
The City of Ocala is soliciting bids from qualified Florida licensed General, Building or Residential
Contractors, to perform construction of a single-family residential home located at 826 NW 6th Ave.
Ocala FL 34475, PARCEL ID 2571-013-003. Contractor will provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to perform the services as described in EXHIBIT A - Work Write Up –EXHIBIT C - Building Plans (Digital Format), and in strict accordance with the current Florida Building Code. Work shall be coordinated with the City Rehabilitation/Inspection Specialist, Christopher Lewis, 352-629-8333 or 352- 425-7686, clewis@ocalafl.org.
This work includes but is not limited to the following:
EXHIBIT A - Work Write Up –
• Plate Height – Eight feet (8’) - Typical
• Exterior Wall Construction – CMU/stucco
• Roof Pitch – 5/12
• Roof Sheathing – ½” CDX or OSB
• Roof Dry-In – Code Compliant Secondary water/moisture barrier– 100% of Roof
• Eve Drip – 2” Aluminum drip-edge, Color to be selected by Homeowner following
Contract signing
• Shingles – 30 yr. Architectural, 130 m.p.h. rated (Or better) (Provide written warranty, brand, model and color to owner and Rehab Inspector following installation)
• Shingle Color – To be Selected by Homeowner following Contract signing
• Vent Penetrations - 4”-6” Bath Vent Boots (2 – Sized per Fan Requirement), 8-10” Range
Hood Vent Boot (1), Ridge Vent is to be “Shingle Over” (“Cobra Vent”) style
• Fascia / Soffit – Aluminum, woodgrain Fascia and vented aluminum soffit, typical (Color to be selected by Homeowner following Contract signing
• Interior Studs – 2x4 Wood / #2 Spruce-Stud spacing 16” o.c.
• Insulation – R-30 Fiberglass Batt in attic or blown in (min.), R-13-15 Fiberglass Batt in walls or equal/better/R5.4 foil faced rigid insulation bd. over CMU
• Exterior Wall Finish –Paint/stucco
• Front Entry Ceiling- Exterior drywall/paint
• Windows – Single Hung, White Vinyl, Low-E, Argon Filled, Energy Star Certified for
Florida
• Entry Doors (Exterior Rated) – Steel or Fiberglass on rot-proof jams with rot proof exterior trim and Stainless-Steel Security Hinges, with door stops, ADA COMPLIANT THRESHOLE Typical o Front Entry - Swinging – 3’-0” x 6’-8”, 6-panel (or similar design) Fiberglass or Steel, Peephole Viewer, Model DS238, OR Equivalent and with Kwikset SmartKey Lever-mailto:clewis@ocalafl.org style ADA Keyed-Entry lockset and matching deadbolt in Brushed Nickle or Oil Rubbed Bronze finish o Rear Entry – Same style as front with Kwikset SmartKey Lever-style ADA Keyed- Entry lockset and matching deadbolt in Brushed Nickle or Oil Rubbed Bronze finish o Storm Door – On front entry, install a full-light storm door with retractable window and screen. Use Larson Model # 14604032 OR substantially Similar with all necessary hardware, matching front entry door hardware and color.
• Interior Doors – Colonial style, 6 panel wood grain, hollow-core, pre-hung with Kwikset, ADA - lever style hardware (Privacy locks on bedrooms and bathrooms and Passage on other rooms, in Brushed Nickel or Oil Rubbed Bronze to match Entry Doors and 2-1/4” colonial casing, typical. All sizes per plans. One color semi-gloss trim package
• Interior Trim – All interior trim styles to match. Colonial style finger-jointed, Casing 2- 1/4”, Base 3-1/4” one color semi-gloss trim package
• Ceiling/walls – 1/2” Gypsum Lightweight Ceiling Board w/ knock down Texture, Flat White Paint on ceiling, one color for walls satin or semi-gloss
• Electric Service – Overhead, 200 AMP Main Minimum
• Meter Enclosure – Per NEC and OEU “Metering Enclosure and Equipment Standards”
(Attached)
• Smoke/CO Detectors – Smoke and Smoke/CO detectors must be hard-wired and interconnected with non-serviceable 10-year battery back-ups. All “common area” devices must be Smoke/CO Combo Units.
• Light / Fan Switches/Receptacles` – Toggle Style typical (white)
• Lighting - ALL Light Fixtures and Ceiling Fans to be ENERGY Star Certified, (4000K +/-unless otherwise specified) o Exterior – Provide LED Motion Security Floodlights on each corner of the home.
Front and Rear Switched separately Entry Doors – Standard Bracket mount fixtures with LED changeable type bulbs Recessed Exterior Fixtures – To be “Wet Location” approved, LED with white trim o Interior –
Kitchen – Recessed Can fixtures to be LED Energy Star Certified Kitchen / Island Area – N/A Kitchen / Dining Area – LED Energy Star Certified Area Light suited for the location and service needed.
Bathroom(s) – to have three (3) bulb tulip-style, fixtures with changeable
LED bulbs.
Showers – N/A
• Ceiling Fan/LED Light Units – 44-inch to 52-inch in bedrooms, 52-inch in Living/Family room
All fans to have reverse air-flow option, Minimum 3000 CFM Capable Air movement
All fans to be white or Brushed Nickel with White/Lighter Blades All ceiling fan/Lights are to have changeable-type LED Bulbs/fixtures
• Water and Sewer Connections - Provide and install completely new connections to City of Ocala Water and Sewer Connections
• Plumbing – ¼-turn Stops - Typical (Kitchen sink, Refrigerator/Ice Maker, Dishwasher, Bathroom vanities, Toilets, laundry supplies and hose bibs) o Kitchen: Double Basin Stainless Steel (33” X 22” X 8” Deep)
• Delta Classic Stainless 1-handle, High-arc faucet with separate pull-out sprayer o Bathroom(s): Delta Classic Tub and/or Shower Valve w/ Integrated Stops
• Delta Classic Chrome, Single lever shower trim
• Delta In2ition Chrome Shower Head, mounter at 80” to 84” A.F.F. –
Typical o (Model #75588 OR Equal)
• Delta Classic Chrome, Single lever Vanity Faucet – Typical
• Each tub/shower area to have recessed soap/shampoo niche shelves in each.
• White, American Standard Cadet Series, 2-piece, ADA/Comfort/Right
Height, “WaterSense Certified,” 1.28 GPF, Elongated Toilets w/ seat and lid– Typical Both Bathrooms
• ADA Grab Bars w/ escutcheons (3) in all Showers, Tub/Shower Combos – 1 Large 36”- 42” on back wall and 1 (each) 12”- 18” Left and Right Sidewalls, vertical –Install adequate wood backing-Owner approved locations/Typical
• Install recessed, 3-shelf, mirrored medicine cabinets to the left or right of the vanity sink.
• Install wall mirror, centered above each vanity sink.
• Install Towel bars in tub/shower area(s), and on the wall of the bathroom(s)
• Install toilet paper dispensers in most logical location to service the commode
• Install towel hook or ring next to the vanity sinks in most logical location(s)
• Cabinets – All Cabinets to be solid wood/plywood construction, ADA compliant w/ pulls, handles or knobs as appropriate.
o Kitchen Lower Cabinet units per plan, door and drawers, standard height.
Upper Cabinet Units 30” +/- per plan Formica®-type counter tops with 4” backsplash per plans - typical o Bathroom(s) Master 36” Counter height with solid surface top and 18” oval or integrated vanity sink Guest 36” Counter height with solid surface top and 18” oval or integrated vanity sink
• Closet Shelving – ClosetMaid Shelf type wire shelving typical in closets o All bedroom closets and above washer and dryer area ClosetMaid Shelf and Rod type o ClosetMaid Pantry/Close Mesh type Wire shelving typical in pantry/laundry/linen
• Mechanical – Split Air Source Heat Pump – Minimum System Requirements Per Current
Florida Building Code, - Mechanical and FBC, – Energy Conservation Code Requirements o Illuminated, Digital Thermostat Required, Matched/Compatible with HVAC System.
o 16 SEER/SEER2 minimum rating o Secondary “Wet-switch” in condensate line required.
o AHRI Certificate and Energy Calculations and Manual D & J Required. Provide additional copies to Rehab Inspector.
In each Bathroom – Provide and install “Delta Breez Green Builder,” Model
80HLED (OR Equivalent) Bathroom Exhaust Fans with 4-inch Semi-Rigid Aluminum Duct to Roof Penetration. Fans to be run on dedicated GFCI Circuit with the LED Light on a separate switch.
In Kitchen – Provide and install ridged metal duct for Microwave/Range Hood Ventilation through the roof to exterior
• Flooring – Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring Throughout (Owner to select Color from contractor provided selections following contract signing. Lighter colors suggested) o Bathroom Floors – Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring o Roll-in Shower, to be Porcelain or Ceramic Tile.
• Bath Wall Tile-Ceramic to the ceiling with bullnose trim floor to ceiling.
• Appliances – All appliances (Frigidaire equal or better) to be Energy Star Certified (Except
Range and Microwave) o Appliances to be white
Refrigerator/Freezer, 20 c.f. or larger w/water line/ice maker kit 30-inch Smooth-top, Freestanding Electric Range with Self Cleaning Oven w/power cord Dishwasher, top controls, provide all necessary power cords, drain and supply hoses.
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30-inch, Over-the -range Microwave Oven/Vent Hood, with Exterior ventilation.
(Range, Refrigerator, Dishwasher and Microwave MUST be same Brand/matching model line and finish color)
• Paint – All primer(s) to be Sherwin Williams Multi-Purpose Interior/Exterior Latex Primer, Equal or Better. All Interior Paint to be Sherwin Williams ProMar 200, low/no VOC OR Equal or Better. All Exterior Paint to be Sherwin Williams SuperPaint Equal or Better. Paint shall be applied with enough coats, free of trash and debris, in a uniform film, to cover, mask or obscure the substrate to which it is applied, or the colors underneath. Provide enough coats for complete and even coverage without bleed through. All paintable surfaces shall be primed and painted.
o Interior Ceilings to be Flat White Ceiling Paint Wet/Damp areas to be Semi-Gloss finish All other areas to be Satin finish All trim to be Gloss/semi-gloss finish o Exterior Ceilings (if paintable) to be Exterior Rated, Flat White Ceiling Paint Walls to be Satin All Trim to be Gloss/semi-gloss finish
• Concrete Driveway - Provide and install a new concrete driveway and apron, location TBD. Approximate allowance of 750 square feet at 4” thick.
• Sidewalk/ADA Ramps – Provide a concrete ramp/walk from home to driveway, location TBD. (Do not exceed 1:12 slope). Sidewalk to be 4’ wide.
• Landscaping – Provide a minimum of 5000 square feet of sod, Argentine Bahia, around home. Sod shall be installed tightly with any holes filled in and firmly rolled.
NON-Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting & Site Visit Date – Time – Location: TBD
Contract Time The required start time after the City-issued Notice to Proceed (NTP) shall be a maximum of ten (10) calendar days to begin work. Work will be completed and ready for final payment within one hundred twenty (120) days of the issued NTP.
Liquidated Damages The Contractor shall pay the City $250.00 for each calendar day that expires after the time specified for completion, until work is completed.
Required Licensing Bidder must be a State of Florida Licensed General, Building or Residential Contractor, for the work specified in this bid. Contractor must register with the City of Ocala upon award.
Required Permit(s) Contractor will be responsible for obtaining any/all City of Ocala permits at no additional cost to the City.
Pricing Pricing must include all costs necessary to complete this project, to include but not be limited to labor, materials, subcontracts, administrative and overhead, engineering, and permitting fees.
Warranty Contractor will provide a twelve (12) month material and labor warranty from the date of completion, against operational failure caused by defective material or workmanship which occurs during normal use.
All manufacturer warranty documentation and owner/operator manuals must be provided in a binder before final payment request.
General Specifications
1. All work to be completed as outlined in EXHIBIT A - Work Write Up EXHIBIT C - Building Plans, and in strict accordance with the Current Florida Building Code. If EXHIBIT A or EXHIBIT C are ever in conflict with the Current Florida Building Code, the Building Code shall prevail. Upon formal award of bid, an additional copy of the Digital Plans, with Engineer’s Seal, will be provided to the prevailing Contractor.
2. The project shall have all the permits (IE: building, plumbing, electrical and mechanical permits) required for the project. The contractor is responsible for purchasing the permits and ensuring that his/her sub-contractors purchase their required permits. All building/structural, plumbing, electrical and mechanical inspections must be made by the City of Ocala Growth Management, Building Department. The contractor is required to notify the Building Department, (352) 629-8421 for each of the required inspections. When calling for an inspection, you will need the permit number, address, owners name and contractor’s name (on plumbing, electrical and mechanical inspections, the plumber, electrician, or mechanical company is the contractor). All permits and other related, required documents shall be properly displayed at the project work site from the time work commences until all inspections have been properly approved and Certificate of Occupancy has been given for the project by the Growth Management, Building Department.
3. Hours of work are to be Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, unless other arrangements are pre-approved and agreed to by all interested parties in writing. No work will be permitted on City observed holidays.
4. Contractor will be responsible for inspector’s overtime.
5. Saturday work must be approved, in writing, at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance.
6. Contractor to supply “Porta John” on the project upon commencement of on-site work.
7. Contractor is responsible for maintaining the property until final acceptance.
8. Contractor to supply appropriately sized construction skip for demolition/construction debris.
9. All company trucks must have a visible company name/logo on the outside of the vehicle.
10. All employees of contractors and sub-contractors must have a shirt with company name/logo and/or a badge with picture ID, company name and employee name to be worn at all times.
11. Work areas to be cleaned of debris daily by the contractor.
12. In the event of default by the awarded vendor, the City reserves the right to utilize the next rated bidder, meeting specifications, as the new vendor. In the event of this occurrence, the next rated bidder, meeting specifications, shall be required to provide the items at the prices as contained on their bid for this project.
13. Work shall be completed immediately.
Contractor Operations
1. Contractor will operate as an independent contractor and not as an agent, representative, partner or employee of the City of Ocala, and shall control his operations at the work site, and be solely responsible for the acts or omissions of his employees.
2. The contractor shall obtain and pay for any and licenses, additional equipment, dumping and/or disposal fees, etc., required to fulfill this contract.
a. The contractor must have, rent, or otherwise obtain sufficient equipment to complete work. The City will not pay for rental of additional equipment, purchases of equipment, etc.
3. Contractor and employees will always be courteous to the public while at the work site.
4. Contractor must always provide a valid telephone number and address to the City Project Manager.
The telephone must be answered during normal working hours or voicemail must be available to take a message.
5. All wages, taxes, and workman’s compensation of all contract employees shall be paid by the Contractor.
6. If the contractor is advised to leave a property by the property owner or their representative, the contractor shall leave at once without altercation. Contractor shall then contact the City Project Manager within 24 hours and advise of the reason for not completing the assigned project.
7. It is understood and agreed that the contractor shall not assign, sublet, or transfer any of the rights and duties under the terms of this agreement without written approval of the city.
8. The contractor will exercise every necessary precaution for the safety of the property and the protection of any and all persons and/or property located adjacent to or making passage through said property. All claims and repairs are to be made by the Contractor in a timely manner (48 hours).
9. No work shall commence, nor will any permits be issued, until all associated contracts have been approved and signed by all applicable parties involved.
Exhibits
• Exhibit A – Work Write-Up
• Exhibit C – Building Plans (Digital Format)
At project closeout and before final payment, Contractor shall submit to homeowner, a 3-ring binder to include:
• Prime Contractors information w/warranty
• Sub-contractor information
• Registered roof warranty and claim information
• All owner manuals/instructions
• All other warranty information
• Color choices (all color/product choices and/or changes to previously agreed upon choices shall be done in writing)
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