Saint James Parish Housing Authority - Soffit and Fascia Replacement - Baytree

The Saint James Parish Housing Authority has initiated a procurement opportunity for a comprehensive soffit and fascia replacement project located at the Baytree Site in Puerto Rico. This contract opportunity seeks a qualified contractor to perform complete removal and replacement of soffit, fascia, and sub-fascia components across all units within the housing development. The project requires precise construction capabilities with expertise in residential housing rehabilitation and exterior architectural restoration. Interested bidders must submit their comprehensive proposals by August 28, 2025, with the original posting date being August 5, 2025. Critical requirements include demonstrating technical proficiency in exterior building envelope restoration, providing detailed project implementation strategies, and showcasing previous experience with similar housing authority renovation projects. Prospective contractors should prepare detailed submissions that clearly outline their approach to systematic removal, replacement, and finishing of specified architectural elements.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly stated in the available documentation, housing authority projects typically have provisions that favor local or small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, or contractors with demonstrated experience in public housing renovations. The project's scope suggests a targeted infrastructure improvement initiative aimed at maintaining and upgrading existing residential units. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, similar housing authority renovation projects often range between $100,000 to $500,000 depending on the number of units and complexity of work required. Contractors interested in this opportunity should be prepared to provide comprehensive documentation of their technical capabilities, financial stability, and previous public sector renovation experience. Additional qualification criteria may include current licensing, bonding capabilities, and proof of successful completion of comparable housing rehabilitation projects.