Opportunity

New York State Contract Reporter #2138405

Lake Flower Apartments Infrastructure Upgrades – General Construction Solicitation

Posted

August 24, 2026

Respond By

September 11, 2026

Identifier

2138405

NAICS

236118, 238220, 238350

This opportunity is for infrastructure upgrades at Lake Flower Apartments, managed by the Harrietstown Housing Authority in Saranac Lake, NY. - Government Buyer: - Harrietstown Housing Authority, Executive Director: Patrick Murphy - Scope of Work: - General construction services for plumbing improvements and interior renovations - Replacement of deteriorated domestic water piping throughout the building - Installation of a new water softener and backflow preventer - Removal and replacement of domestic water heaters - Selective demolition and restoration of kitchens, bathrooms, and other affected areas - Renovation of Unit 2H (interior finishes, bathroom and kitchen upgrades, replacement of fixtures, accessories, and lighting) - Complete renovation of Director’s Office restrooms - Construction Requirements: - Phased construction to minimize disruption to residents - Contractor must coordinate phasing, access, and tenant transition procedures with owner and architect - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Work must be performed in an occupied facility with careful coordination - All renovations and upgrades must restore affected areas to original or improved condition

Description

The project is being bid as a single prime contract for General Construction. The scope includes plumbing improvements, equipment replacement, and interior renovations within the occupied facility. Major components include replacement of domestic water piping, installation of a new water softener and backflow preventer, removal and replacement of water heaters, selective demolition and restoration of kitchens and bathrooms, renovation of Unit 2H, and complete renovation of the Director's Office restrooms. Work will be phased to minimize disruption to residents as the building remains occupied during construction.

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