Invitation to Bid

The project includes removing the existing lap siding and trim, weather-resistive barrier, windows, doors, steep- and low-sloped roof membranes and associated flashings and waterproofing components. Repair any structural damage caused by moisture intrusion or other natural causes. Install new weather-resistive barrier and associated flashing, continuous exterior insulation, flashings and waterproofing components, integrated with new windows and doors. Install new vapor barrier/ underlayment, insulation and roof membranes at steep- and low-slope roof conditions. Exterior materials include fiber cement siding, adhered stone veneer, pre-finished metal coping, vinyl windows and sliding glass doors, hollow metal doors, and pre-finished aluminum window and door systems. The perimeter fences around unit patios are to repaired and re-clad or re-painted.

Access to project bid documents is provided to Prime Bidders, Subcontractors, and Vendors by going to http://www.bxwa.com and clicking on "Posted Projects", "Public Works", "Seattle Housing Authority", and “Projects Bidding”. 

The Scope of Work includes, but may not be limited to, new retaining wall with permanent shoring, fencing with access gates, asphalt surface parking lot (24 stalls), gravel loading area, planting and repairs at site stair.

The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA), in collaboration with the Seattle Office of Housing Program, is undertaking an energy and home health upgrade project in the High Point neighborhood.  High Point Phase 1 is a low-rise residential community with 344 low-income rental dwelling units.  

SHA is seeking bids from qualified Contractors to replace and upgrade the generator at Center West. SHA will also be upgrading the size of the generator to add capacity for adding the elevator on to the generator circuit.  

This is a multi-site project to replace common area lighting fixtures in 9 public housing communities with energy efficient hardwired LED fixtures. The project seeks to maximize energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption as part of the Seattle City Light Multifamily Common Area Lighting Program. Common areas include, but are not limited to: stairwells, corridors, community rooms, exterior pathways, parking areas, and entry lighting. Approximately 1659 light fixtures are targeted for replacement, lamp retrofit, or removal.

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Pre-Bid Site Meetings:

Seattle Housing Authority will hold two pre-bid site meetings. Each site-visit will take up to four hours and cover multiple different locations. Due to Covid-19 SHA will limit the attendance for each pre-bid site visit to a maximum of five people. Please reach out to diana.peterson@seattlehousing.org or call 206.615.3470 to register for one or both pre-bid site visits, and to obtain site locations and schedule. SHA will add additional pre-bid site visits if deemed necessary.   

This is a multi-site project to replace common area lighting fixtures in 10 public housing communities with energy efficient hardwired LED fixtures. The project seeks to maximize energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption as part of the Seattle City Light Multifamily Common Area Lighting Program. Common areas include, but are not limited to: stairwells, corridors, community rooms, exterior pathways, parking areas, and entry lighting. Approximately 1711 light fixtures are targeted for replacement, lamp retrofit, or removal.

Phase 1 preconstruction work and Phase 2 Construction work.  Preconstruction activities include but are not limited to project schedule, submittals, permitting, financial closing.  Construction work includes construction of affordable housing in a wood-framed residential building consisting of approximately 89,832 sf and 81 dwelling units, a multi-purpose community space, building management office, and 75 surface parking stalls.

THIS PROJECT CANCELED 11/23/20 BECAUSE NO BIDS WERE RECEIVED.

Landscape Services for Hoa Mai Gardens located at 221 10th Avenue S.