Renovation of an educational facility in Portland, Oregon. Working plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

As of May 17, 2022, bids were canceled. No definite date for the rebid. The purpose of this Invitation to Bid is to obtain competitive bids for retaining a General Contractor (GC) to furnish, install, manage, and coordinate all the work for the Cedar Mill Elementary School Window Replacement- Phase 1. The General Scope of this Project is to replace sixty-five windows with new frames and new glass at Cedar Mill Elementary School located at 10265 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 1) Work to include supplying, storing and handling of all required materials. 2) Contractor is responsible for verifying all field measurements. 3) Contractor is responsible for obtaining all building permits from Washington County and other permitting authorities as required. 4) Work includes protection of neighboring finishes and replacement/repair of any damaged surfaces including but not limited to wall board, paint, insulation, concrete block, etc. 5) Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, and other facilities and services as necessary and/or required to execute all the Work. 6) All work areas will be cleaned of any construction debris on a daily basis. General Contractor is responsible for material removal and disposal. Provide dust control and HVAC protection as required to protect the rest of the school from construction debris. Upon completion of the project, the General Contractor isto provide final cleaning of all work installed, replaced or repaired. 7) Contractor shall furnish all materials and labor necessary for making electrical connections required for equipment used to complete work as outlined. a) Includes all cables, plugs, breakers, pig tails, spider boxes and other parts and equipment requiredto power equipment. 8) All personnel on site must pass a current background check in compliance to BSD standards and be badged at all times. 9) Contractor must be RRP [what's this] certified for safe lead paint removal. RRP safe removal practices should be used at all times. EPA approved RRP cleaning of all project spaces is required at the end of the project. classrooms will be tested for lead dust by a certified hazardous materials testing company at conclusion of the project.