Opportunity
South Carolina Business Opportunities #69776
Design-Build Renovation of Two Bathrooms at Faucette House
Posted
October 26, 2026
Respond By
December 04, 2026
Identifier
69776
NAICS
236220, 238220, 238310, 238210
Hope Center for Children is seeking a design-build contractor to renovate two bathrooms at Faucette House in Spartanburg, South Carolina. - Government buyer: Hope Center for Children; no sub-agency or office is identified. - Work requested: Renovate the girls’ and boys’ bathrooms, completing them one at a time. The contractor will source materials, perform and test the work, and arrange engineering or consulting support as needed. - Products for both bathrooms: Floor-to-ceiling toilet stalls; stainless steel sinks; cabinetry that encloses plumbing and provides storage; solid-surface countertops; 12-by-12-inch anti-skid floor tile; 12-by-12-inch matte-finish wall tile; fiberglass shower stalls; wall-mounted storage lockers; new plumbing fixtures; and replacement exhaust fan(s). No brands, part numbers, or individual quantities are specified. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or suppliers are named. The contractor must identify its proposed supply company. - Notable requirements: Work takes place in an occupied facility, during the specified 8 a.m.–4 p.m. work hours, with daily cleanup. Applicable building codes and federal grant requirements apply, including Section 3, Davis-Bacon prevailing wages, and weekly payroll submissions. The primary contractor must be registered in SAM.gov and have a current Unique Entity ID. - Schedule: The contractor must be able to start within 30 days after contract finalization; substantial completion is required within six weeks after work begins. - Estimated construction value: $150,000–$250,000.
Description
Hope Center for Children seeks proposals to upgrade two essential bathrooms at Faucette House in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Work includes sourcing, purchasing, installing, and testing components, including replacement stalls, sinks, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, shower stalls, plumbing fixtures, lockers, and exhaust fans. The bathrooms must be completed one at a time, and the contractor is responsible for any subcontractors, engineers, or consultants needed for this design-build project. The project is funded by a Community Development Block Grant and includes applicable federal requirements, including Davis-Bacon wage requirements and SAM.gov registration.