Single Family Rehabilitation 226

The District of Columbia is seeking proposals for a Single Family Rehabilitation project (Contract ID: 66c85588cac5fc795d0f5b85) with a procurement timeline spanning from September 14, 2022, to September 23, 2022. This contract appears to focus on rehabilitation services for single-family residential properties within the District, likely targeting housing improvement, renovation, or restoration initiatives. The procurement opportunity requires interested contractors to submit comprehensive proposals demonstrating their capability to execute rehabilitation work on residential structures. Specific deliverables are expected to include detailed project plans, rehabilitation scopes, cost estimates, and timelines for completing individual property improvements. Potential respondents will need to demonstrate technical expertise in residential construction, renovation techniques, and compliance with local building codes and standards. Evaluation criteria are likely to include contractor qualifications, proposed methodology, cost-effectiveness, previous experience with similar municipal rehabilitation projects, and ability to complete work within specified timelines.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, municipal contracts like this often prioritize local, small, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The District of Columbia typically encourages participation from minority-owned, women-owned, and local business enterprises in its procurement processes. The contract may have specific requirements regarding workforce development, local hiring, or participation of certified disadvantaged business entities. Without precise budget details, similar municipal rehabilitation contracts can range from moderate to significant investment levels, potentially spanning $100,000 to several million dollars depending on the number and complexity of properties involved. Potential respondents should be prepared to demonstrate financial stability, technical capacity, and a proven track record of successful residential rehabilitation projects within urban environments. Integration with existing municipal infrastructure, permitting processes, and potential coordination with housing authority systems may be required.