DHR Barbour Co Pressure washing

The Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) for Barbour County is seeking a qualified pressure washing service provider to perform a comprehensive exterior cleaning of its facility located at 276 Highway 239 in Clayton, Alabama. The procurement is a one-time service request requiring thorough pressure washing of the building's exterior, including brick surfaces, door handles, main building, front porch, side patio, sidewalks, curbs, and four additional porch floors. Specific service requirements include removing cobwebs, dirt dauber nests, and washing all windows with meticulous attention to detail. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for May 5, 2025, at 10:00 am, where prospective suppliers must complete and sign an attendance sheet; failure to do so will result in quote disqualification. The work must be performed during standard business hours (Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm CST), with the supplier providing all necessary equipment and coordinating the work schedule with the county office. Upon completion, the supplier is required to meet with the Director to review performance and ensure the work area is cleaned. The quote submission deadline is May 8, 2025, with payment terms of net 30 days, issued in arrears after successful service completion.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations were explicitly detailed in the provided documentation. The procurement appears open to qualified pressure washing service providers who can meet the specified requirements. While no incumbent vendors were mentioned, the DHR will supply water from the building's external faucets, and the supplier is responsible for all other job requirements. The unit price submitted should represent total comprehensive costs, including travel fees, labor, materials, supplies, and equipment. Suppliers must be registered in the Alabama Buys electronic system and comply with state procurement regulations, including the Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act. The documentation indicates that suppliers must certify compliance with various state laws, including immigration verification through E-Verify. Although a specific budget range was not provided, the procurement appears to be a single-service contract with expected compensation commensurate with the detailed scope of work.