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

The City of Moline is requesting proposals for purchase and rehabilitation of a single-family detachedresidence and a two-story residential building (former church building), which is City-owned property located at 1316 and 1330 26th Street, Moline, IL 61265, respectively ("Property"). The Property is located in the City's R-2: Single Family Residence zoning district. The Property is being sold as-is, and the City of Moline makes no representation as to the condition of the Property. Proposals shall be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked on the front "Proposal for Purchase and Rehabilitation of City-Owned Property - 1316 and 1330 26th Street, Moline, IL 61265". Proposals must be submitted on the required forms and signed by an authorized agent to be considered responsive to the request for proposals (RFP). The City of Moline reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals, decide what services meet, exceed or are equal to specifications and to waive any technicalities. Pursuant to the Moline Code of Ordinances, the City of Moline reserves the right to cancel the proposal request any time prior to the acceptance of the proposal. Technical questions and questions regarding the proposal process or submitting your proposal should be directed to Brad Hauman, Neighborhood Improvement Officer, at 309-524-2014 or bhauman@moline.il.us. Proposers interested in a site visit to inspect the interior and exterior of the premises may schedule them individually with Brad Hauman. The following items SHALL be included with each proposal for the provision of purchase and rehabilitation of City-owned property - (1316 and 1330 26th Street, Moline, IL 61265) or be subject to disqualification: 1. Specification Sheet - Specifications are minimum standards and if your proposal exceeds the specifications, then you are in compliance. 2. EEO Policy Statement - Sign and date this page and include your own, if applicable. 3. Certification Statement - Sign, date and notarize. Award of the contract will be based upon compliance with the specifications, quality and availability of the solution, estimated project schedule, price, and the proposer's financial resources and experience with similar projects. The City of Moline shall exercise its own and sole discretion to evaluate and determine the criteria and the sufficiency of any proposal submitted herein. Delivery shall be firm and the City of Moline reserves the right to cancel the contract if not performed within the quoted time. The scope of work for rehabilitation will consist of bringing the property in compliance with the Moline Code of Ordinances, including the Moline Property Maintenance Code, and any other codes that are deemed applicable by law. Said rehabilitation should make the building safe, healthy and attractive for any potential inhabitants and neighboring property owners.