Homestead Opengov #REQ-2026-339

Hurricane-Resistant Exterior Door Replacement at Phichol Williams Community Center

This opportunity involves the replacement of exterior doors at the Phichol Williams Community Center in Homestead, FL, with a focus on hurricane-resistant upgrades. - Government Buyer: - City of Homestead Parks, Recreation, and Open Spaces Department - Procurement & Contract Services Department - Products/Services Requested: - Removal and disposal of existing exterior door assemblies, frames, hardware, and components - Installation of new hurricane-resistant aluminum storefront double doors (2 sets) - Installation of double hollow metal doors with vision panels (3 sets) - Installation of single hollow metal doors (3 units, two with vision panels) - Supply and installation of all required door hardware and accessories (hinges, panic bars, door closers, locksets, weatherstripping, etc.) - Engineering, shop drawings, permitting, and scheduling of inspections - Compliance with Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade/Florida impact standards - Provision of warranties and scheduling to minimize facility disruption - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All doors and hardware must be hurricane/impact-rated and compliant with local building codes - Contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, permits, and supervision - Work must be coordinated to minimize disruption to the community center - Warranty provisions are required

Description

The City of Homestead Parks, Recreation, and Open Spaces Department is seeking a qualified contractor to replace exterior doors at the Phichol Williams Community Center. The scope includes removal and disposal of existing door assemblies, installation of hurricane-resistant aluminum storefront double doors, hollow metal doors, hardware, and accessories. The contractor must provide engineering, shop drawings, obtain permits, schedule inspections, and ensure compliance with Florida Building Code and impact standards. The project is funded by a City of Homestead grant and aims to upgrade the facility with hurricane-resistant features.

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