Opportunity
Minneapolis Supplier Systems #0000004287
Lead Hazard Reduction Services for Five Minneapolis Residential Properties
Posted
August 19, 2026
Respond By
September 03, 2026
Identifier
0000004287
NAICS
562910, 236118
The City of Minneapolis Health Department is seeking licensed contractors for lead hazard reduction services at five residential properties. - Government Buyer: - City of Minneapolis Health Department - Contact: Paul Kranz - Scope of Work: - Lead hazard reduction and abatement at five residential properties - Includes lead containment and cleaning, window replacement, interior trim stabilization, door replacement, stair tread replacement, floor enclosure, window stool replacement, window removal/conversion to wall, and encapsulation of deteriorating lead paint - Specific quantities: 14 vinyl double-hung windows, 47 interior trim stabilizations, 1 interior door replacement, 9 stair tread replacements, 3 door sill enclosures, 24 interior floor enclosures, 36 stair tread replacements and riser enclosures, 24 window stool replacements, 2 window removals/conversions, 8 door sill/threshold strippings, 8 window stabilizations (encapsulation), 32 door casing/jamb/header stabilizations - Contractor Requirements: - Must be licensed as Residential Building Contractors by the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry - Must be EPA Certified Renovation Firms under 40 CFR 745 - All workers and supervisors must have completed 8-hour Renovate, Repair and Painting (RRP) training and hold valid Certified Renovator licenses - Compliance with federal and state regulations, including prevailing wage, living wage, and responsible contractor requirements - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must provide itemized costs for each work item - Completion required within eight weeks of work approval unless otherwise scheduled - Bidders are encouraged to visit properties prior to submitting bids - No specific OEMs or product brands are mentioned; work is service-based and involves standard building materials meeting Energy Star and lead-safe standards.
Description
The City of Minneapolis is soliciting bids for Lead Hazard Reduction services for 5 properties. The project involves renovation and repair of building components that may contain lead-based paint, posing health risks to residents. Contractors must be licensed Residential Building Contractors and EPA Certified Renovation Firms, with workers trained in lead-safe practices. The contract is funded by grants and requires compliance with various federal and state regulations. Bidders are encouraged to visit properties prior to bidding and must submit itemized costs for each work item.