Opportunity

Thousand Oaks Opengov #RFP-27-07

Foundation Wall Repair at William R. Diggs Swimming Pool House (Small Business Reserve)

Posted

August 27, 2026

Respond By

September 25, 2026

Identifier

RFP-27-07

NAICS

238190

This opportunity is for qualified contractors to repair the deteriorated exterior foundation wall at the William R. Diggs Swimming Pool House in Frederick, MD. - Government Buyer: - City of Frederick Recreation Department - Scope of Work: - Mechanically clean moss/algae and remove damaged surfaces (328 SF) - Patch eroded areas with polymer-modified cementitious repair mortar (74 SF) - Replace deeply deteriorated CMU units (74 SF) - Expose and inspect foundation walls below grade for erosion damage and repair (12 CY) - Apply breathable water repellent and waterproofing coating (328 SF) - Products/Materials Requested: - Polymer-modified cementitious repair mortar for masonry/concrete - Replacement CMU (Concrete Masonry Unit) blocks - Silane/siloxane breathable water repellent - Cementitious parge mix and waterproofing coating - Unique Requirements: - Must comply with City insurance and safety standards - Commercial Alteration Permit required - Small Business Reserve Program (only small businesses eligible) - Detailed project schedule submission required - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; materials must meet masonry/concrete repair standards.

Description

The City of Frederick is soliciting proposals from qualified contractors to repair a deteriorated exterior foundation wall at the William R. Diggs Swimming Pool House located at 125 West All Saints St, Frederick, MD. The project involves removing damaged surfaces and biological growth, repairing wall surfaces, replacing damaged CMU units, exposing foundation walls below grade for inspection, and protecting against future weathering. The work must restore the integrity, durability, and appearance of the affected CMU foundation wall, prevent further moisture intrusion and material degradation, and comply with building, structural, and safety standards. A Commercial Alteration Permit is required for the work.

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