Opportunity
Cherokee Nation Procurements #A10-09-26-9634
Single-Family Home Rehabilitation (Carpentry, HVAC, Paint, Plumbing) in Sequoyah County, OK
Posted
September 23, 2026
Respond By
October 10, 2026
Identifier
A10-09-26-9634
NAICS
238350, 238220, 238320, 238310, 238390
This opportunity involves the rehabilitation of a single-family home in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma, managed by the Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation. - Government Buyer: - Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation - Scope of Work: - Carpentry: Replace 3 porch columns to match existing and paint to match - Siding: Replace 1,000 sq ft of damaged siding (bottom 4 ft around house), match and finish to existing - HVAC: Service complete HVAC system (parts, filters, Freon charge, thermostat replacement, line leak repair) - Paint & Finish: Paint 1,800 sq ft of exterior (two coats), including cleaning, caulking, and filling small holes - Plumbing: Install 3 new plumbing drain pipes under sinks - Elderly Shower: Install 1 pre-fab 3 or 4 piece elderly shower with 3 grab bars, pressure balanced valve, glide bar, shower head, drain line, sheetrock, and paint to match - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with local building codes, OSHA standards, and lead-based paint regulations - TERO certification required for preference (Cherokee Nation Tribal Employment Rights Office) - Davis-Bacon wage rates apply - One-year warranty on workmanship required - Work must be completed within 24 working days of start; $100/day liquidated damages for delays - Drug- and tobacco-free workplace policy enforced - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation.
Description
The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of one home located in Sequoyah County. The work includes carpentry, HVAC, paint and finish, and plumbing, and must be completed within 24 working days. Work should begin within two weeks of notification, with liquidated damages of $100 per day for delays. Bidders must be TERO certified to receive preference and comply with Tribal rules and regulations.