Opportunity
Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66130-NONST-2027-000000020
City of McDonough seeks general contractors for residential housing rehabilitation pool
Posted
September 29, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
PE-66130-NONST-2027-000000020
NAICS
236118, 238110
The City of McDonough is expanding its prequalified contractor pool for residential housing rehabilitation work. - Government buyer: City of McDonough, Community & Economic Development Departments, Housing Rehabilitation Program; McDonough, Henry County, Georgia. - Opportunity: Supplemental qualifications are sought from general contractors for admission to the City’s existing pool. The City anticipates adding approximately three to five firms; existing pool members do not need to reapply. - Services requested: Residential rehabilitation, repair and reconstruction, including code-compliance, accessibility, health and safety improvements, and related site work. Potential tasks include planning and estimating, permitting, demolition, structural and building-envelope work, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, interior finishes, landscaping, grading and drainage, scheduling, quality assurance, inspections, warranties, and closeout. - Requirements: Applicants should demonstrate relevant experience, appropriate licensing, adequate bonding and insurance, sufficient financial and operational resources, and qualified personnel. Project scopes, pricing, schedules, and terms will be established in later project-specific solicitations. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or specific vendors are named; the requested providers are qualified general contractors. Pool admission does not guarantee project work or an award.
Description
The City of McDonough is requesting supplemental Statements of Qualifications from general contractors for admission to its existing prequalified contractor pool for residential housing rehabilitation projects. Potential work includes rehabilitation, repairs, reconstruction, code-compliance and accessibility improvements, health and safety corrections, and related site improvements. The City anticipates selecting approximately three to five firms, which may later be invited to compete for specific projects; pool admission does not guarantee a project award. Contractors already admitted to the pool remain admitted and do not need to resubmit.