Renovation of a military facility in Saint Ignace, Michigan. Completed plans call for the renovation of a military facility.

Solicitation No. 70Z03024QCLEV0084 - Floor Replacement Project for U.S. Coast Guard Station St. Ignace Housing Units Provide all labor, material, equipment, transportation, and supervision required for replacing the flooring for the Station St. Ignance Housing Units. Refer to the Statement of Work for requirements. The period of performance is to be determined as housing units become available. All sites are to be completed by September 1, 2024. Refer to the Statement of Work for details. This procurement is estimated to be less than $25,000.00. The applicable NAICS is 238330 (Flooring Contractors) with a Small Business Size Standard of $19.0M. All relevant solicitation documents, including specifications and drawings will be available for download exclusively from the Internet in approximately seven days at this website. Interested parties should utilize the website's Register to Receive Notification function by registering under the solicitation No. 70Z03024QCLEV0084 THE DUE DATE FOR OFFERS WILL BE ESTABLISHED UPON ISSUANCE OF THE REQUEST FOR QUOTE. Any amendments issued to this solicitation will be posted solely on SAM.gov. Scope of Work Carpet Area - 1.1 The contractor is to remove all carpet on stairs and on the second floor along with the padding to be replaced and dispose of all materials off the USCG property at the contractor expense to an approved disposal site. 1.2 The contractor will repair or replace any damaged or loose tack strips as needed; inspect and repair the subfloor for any loose staples, screws, nails, and etc.; identify and report any water, pet staining or odors, or any other abnormal damages that may cause further damage or odors to the USCG POC before continuing work. 1.3 All flooring will need to be cleaned of all loose debris, swept and/or vacuumed, before installing any new materials. 1.4 Install any needed rubber shims to level the carpet with any other flooring in use, and install transitions to areas connecting to different flooring materials. 1.5 Install stain resistant padding and carpet following the manufacturers recommendations. 1.6 Carpet installation on stairs is to be tucked. Laminate Flooring Install - 1.7 Contractor to remove all installed carpet and padding in the downstairs area of the home. 1.8 Contractor to remove all tack strips from old removed carpet. 1.9 Contractor will remove all tile flooring to include any old flooring that previously was installed on top of, if applicable, (possibly two to three layers) in the dining area. Contractor to take all lower level flooring down to subfloor level in areas to have laminate flooring installed. 1.10 Contractor will flush cut all flooring along back and side of kitchen floor cabinetry in dining room to remove any tile or flooring in dining room without disturbing the kitchen cabinetry, flooring in kitchen area will remain along transition of kitchen entry in a clean cut manner with a transition strip to match flooring being installed. 1.11 Contractor is to fill any cracks found in subfloor work area and if necessary level subfloor in preparation of new laminate flooring installation. 1.12 Contractor will use an underlayment to the specifications listed below for an extra noise and moisture barrier between the subfloor and the laminate floor to be installed. This will be provided by the contractor. 1.13 The specific flooring to be installed is indicated below under materials, this will be provided by the contractor. 1.14 All transition strips required through the unit will be matched with the flooring installed. Minimal use of transitional strips is required per contract, if flooring can be floated through multiple rooms then install will be completed in this manner. 1.15 Install area is to include all alcoves, closets and other flooring areas in accordance with the POC guidance upon contractors walkthrough for accurate worksite measurements.