City of Norwich Property Rehabilitation & Lead Paint Hazard Control Project

The City of Norwich, located in New London County, Connecticut, is seeking bids for a Property Rehabilitation and Lead Paint Hazard Control Project focused on the property at 27-29 Ox Hill Road. This Invitation to Bid (ITB), designated as Solicitation Number 25-06, is open to all vendors and involves comprehensive property rehabilitation and lead paint abatement services. The solicitation period runs from July 11, 2024, at 12:15 PM EDT through July 26, 2024, at 4:00 PM EDT, with interested vendors required to submit their proposals by the closing date and time. The primary contact for this opportunity is Wayne Sharkey, who can be reached at 860-823-3776 or wsharkey@cityofnorwich.org. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the documents, the project appears to focus on property rehabilitation work and lead paint hazard control measures. Delivery terms are specified as Free On Board Destination, and payment terms will be vendor-specified. An additional document titled "25-06 Property Rehab-Lead Paint Abatement.pdf" is referenced, which likely contains more detailed project specifications.

No specific set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or restrictions on organizational responses are mentioned in the provided documentation. The solicitation does not indicate any incumbent vendors or current contractors for this project, nor does it provide details about existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements. Notably, the estimated total value of the contract is not disclosed in any of the solicitation documents. The bid has been designated as having no line items, and no predefined vendor questions or site visits are scheduled. Potential bidders will need to contact Wayne Sharkey directly for any clarifications or additional information about the project's scope, budget, or specific requirements. The project appears to be a one-time rehabilitation effort funded by the City of Norwich, with the primary goal of addressing property rehabilitation needs and mitigating lead paint hazards at the specified location.