North Carolina eVP #320-320-250326AG

City of Rocky Mount Home Repair Program – Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services for Single-Family Home

This opportunity involves the City of Rocky Mount's initiative to rehabilitate single-family homes for moderate-income homeowners, with a focus on a property at 911 W St. James St., Tarboro, NC. - Government Buyer: - City of Rocky Mount, Housing & Community Development Department - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive home repairs including: - HVAC system replacement (package unit with natural gas heat and ductwork) - Plumbing (vanity installation, handicapped shower, code-compliant plumbing) - Carpentry (window and door replacement, porch handrails, trim, soffit, and ceiling work) - Painting and wallpaper (stabilization, priming, and top coating) - Drywall and plaster (large ceiling repair) - Floor coverings (deck, underlayment, vinyl sheet goods) - Electrical (full rewiring to current National Electric Code, 200 AMP service) - Roofing (EPDM membrane and shingle tear-off/reroof with warranties) - Products/Services Requested (selected line items): - 12 window repairs, 3 insulated metal doors, 1 EPDM roof, 1 HVAC package unit, 1 full electrical rewire, 1 handicapped shower, 1 40" vanity, and more - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with historic preservation standards and lead-based paint regulations - Mandatory pre-bid/site visit for all bidders - Maximum project budgets: $20,000 for urgent repairs, up to $40,000 (non-lead) or $50,000 (lead) for H.O.M.E. projects - Liquidated damages of $50 per day for schedule overruns - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; bidders may propose suitable products meeting ENERGY STAR and code requirements - Place of Performance: - 911 W St. James St., Tarboro, NC (project site) - City of Rocky Mount Purchasing Office, 331 S. Franklin Street, Rocky Mount, NC (contracting office)

Description

The City of Rocky Mount is soliciting proposals for a home repair program aimed at promoting neighborhood stability and preserving the existing supply of single-family homes by assisting moderate income homeowners with necessary repairs. The project is funded by the 2023-2025 Biennium Appropriation of the NC General Assembly State Grant. The scope includes various home repair services such as HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, painting, drywall, flooring, electrical, and roofing repairs, with budget limits up to $20,000 for urgent repairs and up to $50,000 for H.O.M.E project repairs depending on lead status.

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