Site work and new construction of a residential development in Burlington, Vermont. Working plans call for the construction of a residential development; and for site work for a residential development.

The owner has selected a Design Builder. A timeline for construction has not yet been established. The City of Burlington is seeking proposals for manufacturers qualified to produce small modular shelter units to be used for a dedicated outdoor, safe, equitable, temporary shelter space for persons experiencing homelessness. This is considered an emergency prehousing and temporary solution. The project is responding to housing and homelessness impacts of the public health emergency. This scope of work is for the design, production, delivery and installation of Individual Shelter Units meeting the scope of work and specifications provided below. 1) Design - Contractor will meet up to five times with the City and related stakeholders to discuss design options, energy efficiency, mechanical & electrical, and usability. It is anticipated that design work will begin immediately after contractor is selected and last approximately 8 weeks. Base Specifications: Size: 64 - 100 square feet Accessibility: Universally accessible with addition of ramp and/or other minor modifications. Envelope: Must meet HUD minimum requirements for manufactured homes in Thermal Zone 3: Floor R-13 Walls R-22 Ceiling R-30 Energy Star minimum requirements preferred: Floor E-13 Walls R-30 Ceiling R-38 Entry: Must have individual lockable entrances at least 28 inches wide. Windows: Minimum of two operable and locking windows. Roof: must meet VT minimum snow load of 40psf Furniture: Each unit shall include: Single bed with mattress Under bed storage (open or drawers) Shelving Table/desk Power & Lighting: Each unit shall include: One overhead light operable with a switch A minimum of two wall outlets HVAC: Each unit shall include: Adequate heating and ventilating for Climate Zone 6 Individual electric panel Power supply compatible with standard camper electrical hook-up No plumbing included. 2) Production Contractor will begin production of shelter modules per agreed upon design as soon as possible. Contractor will coordinate with the City during production to identify opportunities for increased efficiency, usability or cost savings. 3) Delivery & Installation Bid shall include delivery to the site (final site TBD) in Burlington and placement (including any required modifications for stability, etc.). Delivery an installation of the modules should occur as soon as possible. All modules must be delivered no later than September 15, 2022.