Addendum #1 BDC03-25/26 Gamble Plantation - Patten House Roof Repair – Hurricane Milton

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) is seeking bids for the Gamble Plantation - Patten House Roof Repair project (Bid No. BDC03-25/26) in Leon County, addressing roof damage from Hurricane Milton. The procurement involves comprehensive roof repair and restoration for a historic structure, with specific technical requirements including rafter replacement, soffit and fascia board installations, and maintaining the architectural integrity of the Patten House. Contractors must adhere to detailed specifications that allow some flexibility in product manufacturers while preserving original design elements. The bid submission is due on October 7, 2025, at 3:30 PM ET, with a bid posting date of October 21, 2025, at 3:30 PM ET. Bids must be submitted to Brandon Williams, Contracts Specialist at the Bureau of Design and Construction located in Tallahassee, Florida. Contractors are required to sign the addendum and include it with their bid submission, with potential bid rejection for non-compliance. The project demands technical expertise in historic preservation, roofing restoration, and hurricane damage repair.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, the project appears to be a standard competitive bid open to qualified contractors with expertise in historic building restoration. The procurement does not indicate any explicit restrictions for disadvantaged business enterprises or small business preferences. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are mentioned in the addendum. The budget range and potential award value are not specified in the provided documents. The project's focus on detailed roof repair for a historic structure suggests a specialized scope that would require contractors with specific skills in preservation techniques, historical architectural restoration, and hurricane damage repair. Potential bidders should have demonstrated experience in working with historic buildings, understanding of traditional construction methods, and the ability to meet the precise technical specifications outlined in the addendum.