Renovation of a residential development in Centralia, Illinois. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

CHA is looking to procure a contractor to perform guttering work. Scope of work is outlined below. MCHA encourages all MWBE & Section 3 contractors to apply. Two (2) buildings need assessed. Contractor to provide pricing for acceptable finished guttering work (through replacement or adding new) that meets the following criteria Buildings to have 5" seamless gutters with at least 4" downspouts. Use two straps (per standard recommendation) per downspout. Straps can be wrap around or side mount but should have a factory finished edge (no sharp, unfinished edges from trimming). Downspouts must be plumb. For buildings that have downspout drain lines, the downspout will have to be attached to the drain pipe with a correct size transition and as close to ground level as possible (some drain pipes may need to be cut down). Flags are marking the location of drains that are not currently visible due to landscaping. Buildings with drains are noted on the attached map. There will be downspout drain lines installed before the new gutters are installed. Fit downspout into downspout drain line. Downspouts must extend into the transition, not left above it. Do not glue. Gutter should be installed behind drip edge. Hangers should be installed and secured with no more than 3' between hangers. Gutters, downspouts, straps and drain line transition pieces all to be white in color. Gutters should extend 1/2 " to 3/4 " beyond the shingles at the end of every gutter run. Gutter guards should be quoted as an additional option. If any unknown issues arise during the performance of work, and issues need to be addressed in order for work to be completed in a satisfactory manner, please notify MCHA immediately to address the issue Marion County Housing Authority 719 E Howard St. PO Box 689 Centralia, IL 62801 618.532.1894 Contractor shall be responsible for all repairs to damage of building(s), drives, fences, landscaping, etc. caused by their employees or vendors during the work process. All repairs shall be made to owner's satisfaction at contractor's expense. If the condition is not remedied to the satisfaction of MCHA, liquidated damages in an amount equal to the expense to restore the condition acceptable to MCHA will be assessed against the contractor as a deduct from the contract price. For questions regarding the Scope of Work, please contact Kenneth shelton at Ksheton@mchahomes.org.