Housing Rehabilitation Construction Services/ General Contractor Solicitation

Anson County is soliciting qualified, licensed general contractors to provide housing rehabilitation services for five low/moderate income, owner-occupied single-family properties through a $950,000 grant from the North Carolina Department of Commerce's Rural Economic Development Division. The project involves comprehensive rehabilitation activities across properties identified as AC#1 through AC#5, located in Polkton, NC, and requires contractors to perform extensive construction services including electrical and plumbing system upgrades, HVAC installations, insulation improvements, floor repairs, siding and roof replacements, and ADA access modifications. Contractors must demonstrate the ability to efficiently work across multiple properties and will be required to participate in regular in-person and virtual meetings with Anson County and the Centralina Regional Council. Bid submissions are due by close of business on October 10, 2025, with a formal bid opening scheduled for October 13, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Anson County Government Annex. Evaluation will favor contractors who can effectively manage multiple rehabilitation sites simultaneously and who complete a mandatory "Contractor Application" available online.

The procurement appears open to all qualified general contractors, with no specific set-aside designations explicitly mentioned in the documentation. Contractors must complete a mandatory application, provide proof of insurance with general liability coverage of at least $100,000/$200,000, and ensure they are not on the State Debarment list. Bidders will be required to undergo weekly virtual inspections conducted by the Institute of Building Technology and Safety (IBTS) to ensure compliance with work specifications and housing codes. The total project budget is $950,000, with funding sourced from North Carolina Department of Commerce Grant #21-C-4006, and the scope covers comprehensive rehabilitation of five individual properties. Contractors will need to provide detailed line-item bids for specific rehabilitation and reconstruction tasks, with an emphasis on improving property accessibility, energy efficiency, and bringing the properties up to current building and safety standards. Additional project information and bid packages are available through Centralina's and Anson County's websites, with Spanish translation support offered by Angie Fernandez.