Opportunity
Lewiston Civicplus #2026-050
Lead Abatement and Component Replacement at Lewiston Residential Properties
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 15, 2026
Identifier
2026-050
NAICS
562910, 236118, 238190
This opportunity from the City of Lewiston, Maine, seeks qualified contractors for comprehensive lead abatement services at two residential properties. - Government Buyer: - City of Lewiston, Economic and Community Development, Purchasing Agent - Scope of Work: - Complete lead abatement including paint removal, encapsulation, enclosure, and component replacement - Replacement of windows and doors with Energy Star-rated products - Abatement of floors, window sills, and porch restoration - Installation of 90-minute fire rated steel entry doors with self-closures - Structural porch restoration (framing, guardrails, posts, decking, stairs, aluminum coil stock enclosure) - Products Requested: - Vinyl double hung window sash (U-value .28 or less) - Entry doors (Stanley K4, Brosco BE-89, Therma True style 204, or approved equal) - 90-minute fire rated steel entry doors - Porch restoration materials - Services Requested: - Lead abatement (paint removal, encapsulation, enclosure, component removal, HEPA wet washing, dust clearance sampling) - Permit acquisition and compliance with HUD, EPA, and local regulations - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must comply with federal and state lead safety regulations - Energy Star compliance for windows and doors - Mandatory pre-bid meeting and registration - Performance and payment bonds required for bids over $100,000 - Detailed qualifications and adherence to HUD/EPA standards - Fire-rated door replacements - No specific OEMs are mandated, but named products include Stanley, Brosco, and Therma True for doors. - Project owner is Brian Toussaint.
Description
The City of Lewiston is soliciting sealed proposals for lead abatement at 85 Whipple St./136 Spring St. The work includes complete paint removal, encapsulation, enclosure, and/or whole component removal of lead-based paint hazards as identified in the lead-based paint inspection report. The project also involves incidental work necessary to complete the project as outlined or implied in the Design Specifications. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held onsite, and bids are due by September 15, 2026.