Construction repairs on three fire stations

Bartow County, Georgia is seeking a construction repair contract for three fire stations located in Jeff Davis County, with specific renovation requirements detailed in accompanying damage assessment reports. The procurement opportunity involves comprehensive repair and replacement of various building components, including metal wall and roof panels, roll-up doors, and insulation systems. Key deliverables include replacing 4,589 square feet of ribbed 24-gauge wall/roof panels, installing five 12' x 16' 22-gauge roll-up doors, and replacing vinyl-faced R11 ceiling insulation across approximately 465 square feet. The contract opportunity was posted on December 23, 2024, with proposals due by January 10, 2025, indicating a relatively short procurement timeline. Potential contractors will need to demonstrate expertise in fire station infrastructure repair, with specific capabilities in metal panel replacement, door installation, and insulation systems.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the documentation, the contract appears focused on hurricane damage restoration for local fire department facilities. The total estimated repair value across the three fire stations ranges from approximately $4,104 to $33,381, suggesting a potential total contract value around $52,466. The repair work is associated with insurance claim number 6250057879 and follows hurricane damage from September 26, 2024. Contractors will likely need to demonstrate compliance with local building codes, possess appropriate construction and restoration certifications, and show capability to work within insurance claim parameters. The repairs span multiple facilities including Snipesville Fire Station, Ocmulgee Fire Department, and Altamaha Fire Station, indicating a comprehensive regional infrastructure restoration project.