WTLC Building Repair

The state and local contract opportunity, posted by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI), is a building repair project located in Siletz, Oregon, specifically at 200 NW Molalla St. The procurement involves comprehensive renovation work, including partial exterior siding replacement on the west side of the building, replacement of five exterior windows, interior drywall repair in three west-facing bedrooms due to water damage, and bathroom repairs involving flooring, drywall, and edge molding replacement in three bathrooms. Contractors will be responsible for procuring all necessary supplies and equipment, disposing of debris, and completing the work using prevailing wages. Bids will be opened on the date specified on OregonBuys.com, with submissions accepted via online platform, email, and regular mail. The proposal submission deadline is July 28, 2025, and interested parties can contact Syd Somes at 541-351-0141 or sydneys@ctsi.nsn.us during normal business hours (8:00am-4:30pm Monday through Friday, excluding government holidays). Bid evaluation will be conducted by CTSI managers, supervisors, program directors, and potentially the CEO to determine the most suitable proposal.

The contract requires a 20% performance bond, which can be submitted as a traditional bond or cashier's check deposited in an escrow account. While no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations are explicitly mentioned, contractors must be prepared to adhere to the detailed scope of work and submission requirements. Any change orders must be submitted in writing and approved by the CTSI CEO or acting CEO. Proposals should be mailed to CTSI/Attn: Public Works WTLC Project, PO Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380. Although a specific budget range is not provided in the documentation, potential bidders should be prepared to provide comprehensive pricing for the specified renovation work, which includes siding replacement, window installation, drywall repair, and bathroom renovations. The project appears to be focused on maintaining and improving the existing WTLC building infrastructure, with an emphasis on quality workmanship and precise adherence to the provided scope of work.