Updated Bid Package: 99 Park Street.pdf

Adirondack Frontier Main Street Program

Bid Package for

99 Park Street, Tupper Lake, NY

Administered by the Franklin County Economic Development Corporation

355 West Main Street, Suite 317B Malone, New York 12953

Table of Contents

1. Section 01 - Advertisement For Bids

2. Section 02 - Information For Bidders

3. Section 03 – Project Workscope

4. Section 04 – Bid Form

Section 01 Advertisement For Bids

The Franklin County Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC) is currently accepting bids for interior and exterior commercial renovations to be performed on a privately-owned building located at 99 Park Street in the Village of Tupper Lake.

The bid package may be obtained online at www.adirondackfrontier.com or by contacting or by contacting the FCEDC at help@adirondackfrontier.com. There will be a pre-bid meeting held on site on Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 10 AM.

Bids will be accepted until Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 5 PM. Bids shall be emailed to help@adirondackfrontier.com.

In awarding bids, FCEDC and the property owner reserve the right to reject any and all bids, waive formalities, informalities and technicalities therein, and to take whatever bids it determines to be in the best interest of the FCEDC and property owner considering lowest or best bid, quality of goods and work, time of delivery or completion, responsibility of bidders being considered, previous experience of bidders, or any other factors they deem appropriate. Bids must be valid for a minimum of 90 days from the date of submission.

This project is funded in part through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative. As such, Bidders will be required to comply with all applicable Village, State and Federal requirements and regulations pertaining to the Program.

However, Bidders should be aware that this project is not subject to State Prevailing Wage or Federal Davis-Bacon Wage requirements.

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Tupper Lake Energize Uptown Fund Section 02

Information for Bidders

1. Location of the Work 99 Park Street, Tupper Lake, NY 12986

2. Description of the Work The Contractor will provide all labor and material necessary to complete building renovations at the above-referenced location as more fully described in Section 03 – Project Workscope. A pre-bid site visit may be scheduled by contacting Rachel Child, Community Development Specialist at (518) 481-8211 or rachel@adirondackfrontier.com.

3. Receipt & Opening of Bids Bids shall be submitted using the Bid Form in Section 03. Bids will be received by the FCEDC until the date and time stated in the attached Advertisement For Bids. Bids shall be emailed to help@adirondackfrontier.com. There is no formal bid opening.

4. Informalities, Waivers and Withdrawals FCEDC may consider informal any Bid not prepared and submitted in accordance with the provisions hereof and may waive any informalities in or reject any or all Bids. Conditioned Bids or Bids which do not contain a price for every numbered item contained in the Bid form will not be accepted.

5. Obligations of Bidders At the time of receiving Bids, each Bidder will be presumed to have inspected the Site, to have informed himself fully of the conditions relating to the work and labor required for the work, and to have read and acquainted himself with all Contract Documents. Failure to do so will not relieve the Bidder who is awarded the Contract of his obligation to complete the work for the price or prices bid, or any other obligation under the Contract. The failure or omission of any Bidder to receive or examine any Contract Documents shall in no way relieve him from any obligation in respect to his Bid. The project is subject to all Village, State and Federal rules and regulations and the Bidder will be presumed to have understood and accepted these requirements. However, Bidders should be aware that this project is not subject to State Prevailing Wage or Federal Davis-Bacon Wage requirements.

6. Bidders Representations By making a Bid, the Bidder represents and warrants to FCEDC that (i) Bidder is and will be financially responsible and has and will have sufficient liquidity to meet its financial responsibilities under the Contract and for all other projects in which Bidder is or may become involved; (ii) Bidder is able to furnish the tools, materials, supplies, equipment, and labor required to complete the Work and perform the obligations required under the Contract Documents and has sufficient experience to do so; (iii) Bidder has carefully examined the Contract Documents and has visited and examined the project site;

(iv) Bidder has satisfied itself as to the nature and location of the proposed Work, the general and local conditions, and all matters which may in any way affect the Work; (v) Bidder fully understands the intent and purpose of the Contract Documents, and (vi) the bid is based on labor, material, equipment, and systems required by the Contract Documents without exception. Claims for additional compensation and/or extension of time relating to Bidder’s noncompliance with such representations and warranties will not be allowed.

7. Contractual Arrangements A contract will be issued between the property owner and the contractor exclusively. The FCEDC holds the right to monitor the project to ensure funding source compliance and the completeness of work.

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The property owner will be responsible for contractor payment and must abide by all grant program regulations.

8. Indemnity The contractor shall indemnify and hold harmless the FCEDC and its employees, consultants and contractors from and against any and all claims, suits, actions, proceedings and any and all resulting damages, losses, costs and expenses of every nature, type and kind including reasonable attorney’s fees which claims arise out of work performed by the contractor, its subcontractors and others who are employed by the contractor or its subcontractors during the course of the project.

9. Award of Contract The Contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder as determined by FCEDC unless the owner of the subject property chooses a different bid and agrees to pay the difference between the preferred bid and the lowest responsible bid.

End of Section

Section 03

Project Workscope

Project Background

99 Park Street (the property), is a 5,438 sq. ft. mixed-use 2 story building containing 1 residential unit, and 2 commercial units, located at 99 Park Street, Tupper Lake, NY 12986. The Property was built in circa 1901. The property is currently owned by Connie Zhao. The owners have been awarded grant funding to make necessary repairs and improvements to the building's façade and 1 commercial unit.

General Conditions

● All permits and inspection fees to be paid by contractor. No work is to be performed without the necessary permits obtained.

o Project will require a building permit issued from the local building department and inspections as specified by the code officer.

● Contractor responsible for obtaining all permits and scheduling inspections deemed necessary by the local authorities. This includes any 3rd party inspections.

● Contractor to supply owner copies of all manufacturer’s warranties.

● All work to conform to the New York State Building Code and/or local building codes.

● Contractor to remove and dispose of all debris and keep property clean and safe on a daily basis.

● All work to be done in a professional and workmanlike manner.

● All changes to work must be done in writing and approved by FCEDC and owner.

Item No.

Description Total Cost

Dining Room (450 sq. ft., 18’ x 25’) 1 Demolition

● Gut and dispose of all ceiling (foam tiles), flooring (rug), Wall covering (wood), glass, counter, electric sign and door.

2 Replace ceiling with a new suspended tile ceiling with recessed LED lighting.

● Install drop ceiling strapping and brackets that are at least 9’ in height.

● Install new wire 12-2 for lighting grid tied to a kitchen/ counter area switch.

● Install new ceiling tiles -white square foam with cutouts for recessed canister LED lighting.

● Install at least 12 recessed lights

3 Replace flooring with ceramic tile.

● The subfloor is to be secured with screws to the joists. Replace subfloor if any areas of degradation are identified.

● Level floor

● Install ¾ “plywood or hardiboard sheeting and secure with screws.

● Install uncoupling membrane.

● Prep for 12 x 12 ceramic tile and dark grout. Acrylic thin set for mortar.

Tile appearance to be chosen by owner.

4 Insulate and Hang Drywall

● Check bare walls for plumbing.

● Strap sidewalls to mount 5/8”drywall.

● Install drywall. Tape, mud, sand, prime, 2 coats of durable paint. Paint color to be approved by owner.

● Insulate the areas exposed to weather

5 Windows and Doors

● Install new 36” interior opening with glass front door. Style and type to selected by owner.

● Install front wall framing to encase new temper glass windows approx.

15” off ground. Both sides should be uniform on either side of the new 36’ door entry. This will match the rough size of the antique store window size. Size, style and type to be selected be approved by owner.

● Install key lock and deadbolt lock.

6 Front Counter

● Install new 9’ x 9’ L counter 40” high. Strapped to wall and board mounted in subflooring.

7 Electrical

● Install 2 outlets under front windows (new breaker needed). They will be tied into the recessed lighting for the overhang outside (same circuit).

Kitchen 1 Demolition and Removal

● Remove all large appliances from kitchen (owner responsible for small appliances). Large appliances will be stored outside.

● Remove and dispose of existing tile flooring and grout.

2 Flooring

● The subfloor is to be secured with screws to the joists. Replace subfloor if any areas of degradation are identified.

● Level floor.

● Lay new ¾” plywood. Screw and glue down to subflooring.

● Install uncoupling membrane.

● Run new tile floor from dining room area into kitchen area. Tile appearance to be chosen by owner.

Bathroom (7 1/2’ x 11 1/2’) 1 Demolition and Removal

● Gut existing storage area. Remove drywall, flooring, ceiling tiles and straps.

2 Openings

● Open doorway and stud for pre-hung 36” door. Style and appearance to be selected by owner.

3 Framing and Drywall

● Install framing for 1 new wall between new bathroom and old bathroom.

● Strap exterior wall for drywall (shared wall between restaurant and antique shop).

● Install 5/8" mold resistant drywall - tape, mud, sand, prime, 2 coats of durable paint. Paint color to be approved by owner.

4 Replace flooring with ceramic tile.

● The subfloor is to be secured with screws to the joists. Replace subfloor if any areas of degradation are identified.

● Level floor

● Install uncoupling membrane.

● Tile and grout floor. 12x12 tiles, appearance to be chosen by owner.

5 Replace ceiling with a new suspended tile ceiling with recessed LED lighting.

● Install drop ceiling strapping and brackets that are at least 9’ in height.

● Install new wire 12-2 for lighting grid

● Install new ceiling tiles -white square foam with cutouts for recessed canister LED lighting.

● Install recessed lighting.

5 Electrical

● Install exhaust fan/light piped to exterior.

● Install electrical GFCI for sink.

● Install motion activated light switch on left wall.

6 Plumbing and Fixtures

● Plumb drain lines for new sink, mop sink, and toilet with proper vents.

● Install water lines for vanity, mop sink, and toilet.

● Install toilet flange.

● Install vanity.

● Install mop sink.

● Install handicapped accessible toilet and hand rail.

● Style, size, location, and final appearance of all materials to be approved by owner.

Façade 1 Demolition and Removal

● Remove vinyl siding and overhang.

2 Lower-Level Façade

● Prep lower façade (lower 38’) surface for masonry application. Masonry board to be installed for proper brick layout.

● Level ground for brick laying.

● Install strap ties in the mortar bed.

● Mortar red brick veneer using mixed Type N to 38” height and level across the whole building (approx. 35’).

3A Upper-Level Façade

● Install vapor barrier and pine clapboard siding for upper facade from 38” from the ground and up to the top of the building.

● Stain siding. Color to be chosen by owner.

3B Bid Alternative - Upper-Level Facade

● Install vapor barrier and composite siding for upper facade from 38” from the ground and up to the top of the building.

● Color to be chosen by owner.

4 Overhang and Signage $

● Supply and install an overhang with standing seam metal roofing to manufacturers specifications (See Attachment B).

o Install ledger board and structural supports, then frame the overhang to the width of the building (approx. 35’).

o Install all necessary underlayment, flashing and caulking to provide a weather proof finish.

o Install all necessary underlayments, flashing, caulking as required at the interface between the façade and roof structure to provide a weatherproof installation and to protect building below the roof structure from water damage.

o Frame and sheathe new dormer on roof overhang. Size and location to be approved by owner.

o Install standing seam metal roof to manufacturer's specifications.

o Supply and install soffit with recessed lighting fixtures connected to interior switch.

o The overhang is to match the materials, slope, and final appearance of the overhang at neighboring 115 Park Street.

o Size, location, and color of materials be approved by owner.

● Install hanging sign under overhang above the front restaurant entrance with restaurant name and phone number on both front and back.

Dimensions, style and material to be confirmed by owner.

Side Wall 1 Demolition and Removal

● Remove vinyl siding.

2A Siding

● Repair any rotted sheets or straps of exterior plywood.

● Install new vapor barrier.

● Install new pine clapboard siding.

● Stain siding. Color to be chosen by owner.

2B Bid Alternative - Siding

● Repair any rotted sheets or straps of exterior plywood.

● Install new vapor barrier.

● Install new pine composite siding.

● Color to be chosen by owner.

HVAC

1 Install heat pump

● Install a heat pump system with 2 air handlers located in the dining area.

Heat pump system will be used year-round for both heating and cooling.

Ensure that heat loss calculations are performed and that the system is appropriately sized for the space and climate.

● Install condenser, to be located outside on the side of the building with wall straps.

● Install the supply line, which will have to snake through the dining room wall into the antique shop’s ceiling and then through the outside wall.

● Run power from panel located at the stairs of basement.

● Install proper cut-offs and safety.

Electrical 1 Install New 200 Amp Breaker $

● Install new service lateral and service drop with drip loop (if necessary) may be needed.

● Install new 200-amp breaker panel.

● Replace all existing breakers to the appropriate size wire feeds 15 amp or

14-gauge, 20-amp for 12-gauge, etc.

● Ensure breaker panel box has room for future expansion.

● Connect ground wiring for the main panel to the grounding rod outside.

● Snake wiring to the different rooms from the basement joists.

● Remove all old wiring.

● Install new outlets, light/fan fixtures, GFCI’s, etc.

Total Project Cost

Please total all columns.

Attachments:

A. Pictures of building B. Photos of overhang at 115 Park Street C. Standing seam metal roofing specifications

Section 04

Bid Form – Page 1 of 5

Instructions: All bids shall be submitted using this form and must include all other documentation described in the Project Specifications.

Project Name: 99 Park Street, Tupper Lake – Interior & Exterior Renovations Contractor Name:

Proposal Detail

Item Description Bid Price

1. Interior

2. Bid Alternative (siding)

3. Exterior

Total

Instructions: The Bid Certification must be signed by a person authorized to enter into a contract on behalf of the company listed.

Bid Certification I, the undersigned contractor, have inspected the above listed property and understand the extent and character of the work to be completed as described in the Project Specifications.

I propose to furnish all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to accomplish the work, as described in the Project Specifications, on the property located at _____________________________________________________, for the sum of ___________________________________________________________________dollars ($_____________).

I will commence the work within ________________________ calendar days from the date the notice to proceed is received and will complete the work within ________________________ calendar days after starting the work.

This bid is valid for a period of 90 days.

Company Name Signature

Title Date

Bid Form – Page 2 of 5

Instructions: Complete the following table. Attach additional sheets if necessary.

Company Information Company Name: Officers, Partners, Owner Name(s):

Address: Address:

City: State: Zip: City: State: Zip:

Phone: Cell: Phone: Cell:

Email: Email:

Instructions: List the construction experience of each of the company principals: (Indicate number of years in the industry and if experience is new construction, rehabilitation, historic renovations, energy efficiency, etc.). Attach additional sheets if necessary.

Experience Principal Name: Principal Name:

Experience: Experience:

Instructions: List business references including local banks, subcontractors, and material suppliers.

Business References Name: Name:

Address: Address:

City: State: Zip: City: State: Zip:

Phone: Phone:

Instructions: List customers with whom the company has recently done business.

Customer References Name: Name:

Address: Address:

City: State: Zip: City: State: Zip:

Phone: Contract Amount: Phone: Contract Amount:

Bid Form – Page 3 of 5

Instructions: Attach documentation of insurance. If you do not have insurance, state in the explanation section that it will be obtained prior to the start of construction.

Insurance & Lead-based Paint Certification Documentation Submitted with application (Check all that apply) ✓

Liability Insurance (Franklin County Economic Development Corporation should be listed as the certificate holder and additional insured. Housing Trust Fund Corporation should also be listed as additional insured.)

Workers’ Compensation Insurance

Explanation if not attached.

Instructions: Principal owners must sign and date the following Attestation.

Attestation The undersigned contractor certifies that all information given herein is correct and that the information may be verified from any source and further agrees:

1. That the contractor will perform the work in accordance with the description of work, general specifications, the NYS Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code, the Village of Tupper Lake Code, and all other applicable rehabilitation guidelines and standards and be subject to a final inspection by the Village of Tupper Lake.

2. That if the work performed by the contractor is found to be unsatisfactory or if the contract relations between the contractor, property owner, or other parties are found to be unsatisfactory, the Franklin County Economic Development Corporation may remove his/her name from the list of selected contractors without notice.

3. That contractor has proper insurance.

4. That she/he will abide by all applicable equal employment opportunity regulations.

Contractor Name (Please Print)

Contractor Signature

Date

Bid Form – Page 4 of 5

NON-COLLUSIVE BIDDING CERTIFICATION

BY SUBMISSION OF THIS BID, BIDDERS AND EACH PERSON SIGNING ON BEHALF OF BIDDER CERTIFIES, AND IN THE CASE OF JOINT BID, EACH PARTY THERETO CERTIFIES AS TO ITS OWN ORGANIZATION, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, THAT TO THE BEST OF HIS/HER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF:

1. The prices of this bid have been arrived at independently, without collusion, consultation, communication, or agreement, for the purpose of restricting competition, as to any matter relating to such prices with any other Bidder or with any competitor;

2. Unless otherwise required by law, the prices which have been quoted in this bid have not been knowingly disclosed by the Bidder and will not knowingly be disclosed by the Bidder prior to opening, directly or indirectly, to any other Bidder or to any competitor; and

3. No attempt has been made or will be made by the bidder to induce any other person, partnership or corporation to submit or not to submit a bid for the purpose of restricting competition.

A BID SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR AWARD NOR SHALL ANY AWARD BE MADE WHERE 1, 2, 3 ABOVE HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED WITH; PROVIDED HOWEVER, THAT IF IN ANY CASE THE BIDDER(S) CANNOT MAKE THE FORGOING CERTIFICATION, THE BIDDER SHALL SO STATE AND SHALL FURNISH BELOW A

SIGNED STATEMENT WHICH SETS FORTH IN DETAIL THE REASONS THEREFORE:

[BIDDERS AFFIX ADDENDUM TO THIS PAGE IF SPACE IS REQUIRED FOR STATEMENT]

Subscribed to under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of New York, this___________ day of ________________, 20_ _ as the act and deed of said individual, corporation or partnership.

Person Legally Responsible for Binding Bidder

Name Title

Signature________________________________

Joint or combined bids must be certified on behalf of each participant

Legal name of person, firm or corporation Legal name of person, firm or corporation

Person(s) Legally Responsible for Binding Participant

Name Name

Title Title

Business Address Business Address

Bid Form – Page 5 of 5

Bidder’s Identifying Data

Bidder’s Name

Business Address

Street

City State Zip

Telephone Fax_________________ E-mail

Federal id. Number_______________________________

If Bidder is a Partnership complete the following:

Name of Partners or Principals Business Address

If Bidder is a Corporation complete the following:

Name Business Address

President

Secretary

Treasurer

Attachment A

Attachment B

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