Opportunity
Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77082-NONST-2027-000000008
Mitchell County jail flat roof replacement
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
November 12, 2026
Identifier
PE-77082-NONST-2027-000000008
NAICS
238160
Mitchell County is seeking a contractor to replace the flat roof at its jail in Georgia. - Buyer: Mitchell County Board of Commissioners, Mitchell County, Georgia. - Scope: Remove multiple existing roofing layers down to the concrete deck, remove the perimeter drip edge, and replace the approximately 12,000-square-foot flat roof. The contractor provides labor, materials, and project management. - Requested roofing products: - Full 1/8-inch tapered ISO system to direct water toward the roof perimeter. - Fully adhered white 50-mil Dura-Last Duro-Tuff PVC single-ply membrane, or equivalent. - Dura-Last Boots, or equivalent, at pipe penetrations; curbs around air-conditioning units and other penetrations; and roof-edge termination bars connecting to existing gutters. - OEMs and named products: Dura-Last is the named manufacturer; Duro-Tuff is the specified membrane product. No reseller or contractor is named. - Notable requirements: A manufacturer’s no-dollar-limit warranty of at least 20 years covering materials and labor; compliance with applicable building codes; and a contractor licensed in Georgia, bonded, and insured. The proposal must include three references for prior roofing projects, with roof type and size. - Period of performance: Not specified.
Description
Mitchell County Board of Commissioners is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to remove and replace the flat roof at the jail. The work includes providing labor, materials, and management to remove multiple existing roofing layers down to the concrete deck and replace the approximately 12,000-square-foot roof. Requirements include a tapered ISO system, a fully adhered white PVC single-ply membrane or equivalent, work on curbs and penetrations, and a manufacturer’s warranty of at least 20 years with no dollar limit covering materials and labor. Contractors must be bonded, insured, licensed in Georgia, and meet applicable building codes.