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Replace Two Bathroom Ceilings
Solicitation number
BD-26-2026-SAHA1-SAHA1-133245
Issued by
Essex County, Massachusetts

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This is a project description file for a Massachusetts state or local government entity soliciting bids for bathroom ceiling replacement work at a residential property in Saugus, Massachusetts. The project involves demolition and replacement of two suspended bathroom ceilings, each measuring approximately 8 feet by 6 feet, located in Units 202 and 203 at 212 Essex Street. The scope of work includes demolition of existing suspended ceilings, disposal of debris, replacement of studs and supports as necessary to meet building code requirements, installation of R19 fiberglass insulation batts, installation of gypsum board with joint compound and paper tape finishing, and final cleaning of the work area. Existing vent fans will remain in place and do not require replacement. Bids are due by September 30, 2026. No pre-bid meeting, site visit, or question deadline has been specified in the available materials.

Contractors bidding on this project must obtain a building permit prior to commencing work, maintain a valid builder's license, and carry appropriate insurance coverage. The available materials do not specify contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, the specific issuing body responsible for the solicitation, any incumbent contractor information, set-aside programs, preference programs, funding sources, or award date. Gypsum board finishing is limited to joint compound and paper tape application with no painting included in the scope.

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File Type Posted
Ceiling Rebuild for 202 and 203.docx DOCX document
26-0930BCR Bid Package.pdf PDF
A-6 A-6_Building Sections.pdf PDF
26-0930BCR Prevailing Wage Rates.pdf PDF

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