Restoration of road panels, sidewalk, curb ramp, and any SDOT required striping on Yesler Way at approximately 721 Yesler Way. (see attached Drawing “Attachment B.2 Yes Farm Water Service (Co-Op) Water Service Site Plan”). Quantities should be estimated off the drawings and field measurements. We prefer the proposers to do their own estimates based on the extent shown on the drawings.
Request for Bids
The Seattle Housing Authority, in collaboration with the Seattle Office of Housing Program, is replacing Common Area Lighting Fixtures and Lamps at all properties listed in section 1.02A2. The project seeks to maximize energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and improve the quality of lighting for tenant comfort and safety as part of the Office of Housing HomeWise program. Common Areas include (but are not limited to) stairwells, corridors, community rooms, offices, restrooms, exterior pathways, parking areas, and entry points. Approximately 669 light fixtures are targeted for additions, replacement, lamp retrofit, or removal. The contractor will need to confirm lighting locations, fixture quantities, existing wattage, and building code requirements. Possible replacement fixtures are noted in the technical specifications of this document; however, the contractor may present alternate equivalent fixtures for reasons of increased energy savings, cost and compatibility. The contractor must supply manufacturer’s specification sheets for all proposed lamps and fixtures as material submittals.
Link to all project documents, including attachments listed on Request for Bids:
https://seattlehousing.sharefile.com/d-sf122e87fa1244884aca5359bf77461a8
The purpose of this project is to respond to a Seattle Department of Transportation notice requiring removal of a hazardous tree
located in the ROW planting strip at Telemark Apartments (2850 NW 56th Street, Seattle, 98107). The tree is dead from Dutch
elms disease and is of substantial size. There are 3 additional trees adjacent that are dying, and it is recommended to remove all
the trees at once to be most cost effective.
The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to maintain right of ways, mowing, edging, fertilize, weed control, noxious weeds, shrub trimming, leaf removal, climbing vines, management of irrigation system, winterize, start up in spring, tree maintenance, trash removal and general clean-up, plant replacement, insect and disease control as needed at Sawara at 740 Yesler Way, Seattle, WA 98104.
The Contractor will be required to furnish and install, through self-performance or the management of Subcontractors one or more of, but not limited to the following elements of work:
1. Demo, as needed.
2. Main installation types:
a. Installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece shower pan over the existing shower pan.
b. Installation of a custom formed one-piece acrylic shower wall system over the existing shower walls.
1) New tempered glass shower doors
c. Installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece Tub and or tub surround over the existing tub / surround; or install new tub.
3. Installation of accessories:
a. Stainless steel grab bars:
1) A minimum of one grab bar to be installed in each unit, but more could be needed on a case-by-case basis.
b. Soap dish: To tie-in to existing floor drain and caulking.
c. Shower valves: Typically, shower valves will not need to be replaced.
1) If this is required, then SHA will review a submittal for the extra work of installation by the contractor. If approved, a Change Order will be issued to cover the additional cost of work.
4. Conversions:
a. Conversion from tub to shower.
b. Conversion of existing tub/shower to an ADA roll-in shower.
5. Repairs as needed but not limited to:
a. Wall repair for rot/mold in walls/flooring.
6. Finishing as needed but not limited to:
a. Exposed edges capped with extruded molding.
The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to maintain right of ways, mowing, edging, fertilize, weed control, noxious weeds, shrub trimming, leaf removal, climbing vines, management of irrigation system, winterize, start up in spring, tree maintenance, trash removal and general clean-up, plant replacement, insect and disease control as needed at Hinoki. location at 110 10th Ave S. Kirkland, WA 98033.
The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to provide all necessary labor and material to remove six (6) dead elm trees from the ROW (Right of Way) and plant 4-6 orange bark Stewartia in the ROW (Right of Way) at Harvard Court. location at 610 Harvard Ave E. Seattle, WA 98102.
The Seattle Housing Authority is seeking proposals from Rain Wise trained professional firms to assess, construct, and install one rainwater cistern capture system at Weller Apts. location at 1632 S Weller St, Building B, Seattle, WA 98144.
- The Contractor will be required to furnish and install, through self-performance or the management of Subcontractors one or more of, but not limited to the following elements of work:
- Demo, as needed.
- Main installation types:
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- Installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece shower pan over the existing shower pan.
- Installation of a custom formed one-piece acrylic shower wall system over the existing shower walls.
- New tempered glass shower doors
- Installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece Tub and or tub surround over the existing tub / surround; or install new tub.
-
- Installation of accessories:
- Stainless steel grab bars:
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- A minimum of one grab bar to be installed in each unit, but more could be needed on a case-by-case basis.
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- Soap dish: To tie-in to existing floor drain and caulking.
- Shower valves: Typically, shower valves will not need to be replaced.
- If this is required, then SHA will review a submittal for the extra work of installation by the contractor. If approved, a Change Order will be issued to cover the additional cost of work.
- Conversions:
- Conversion from tub to shower.
- Conversion of existing tub/shower to an ADA roll-in shower.
- Repairs as needed but not limited to:
- Wall repair for rot/mold in walls/flooring.
- Finishing as needed but not limited to:
- Exposed edges capped with extruded molding.
The Contractor will be required to furnish and install, through self-performance or the management of Subcontractors, the following elements of work, including but not limited to: installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece shower pan over the existing shower pan, installation of a custom formed one-piece acrylic shower wall system over the existing shower walls, installation of a custom sized acrylic one-piece shower pan over the existing tub; conversion from tub to shower; conversion of existing tub/shower to an ADA roll-in shower; wall repair for rot/mold in walls/flooring; exposed edges capped with extruded molding, installation of new tempered glass shower doors, stainless steel grab bars, soap dish and tie-in to existing floor drain and caulking. Contractor shall remove all debris from the work site.
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