Renovation of a religious / funeral development in Lisbon, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the renovation of a religious / funeral development.

The Town of Lisbon is seeking proposals for contracting services for vinyl siding, trim, and repairs to the Newent Congregational Church Museum at 12 South Burnham Highway, State Route 169. The building presently has mold and chipped paint on the surface of the clapboards. The steeple is already Vinyl sided and is not included in the proposal. The small entry opening and the one-story building, known as The Town House, are not included in this proposal. These photographs show the wood clapboard siding on the North side of the building, the worse side. The siding to be applied must be of high quality. Suggestions are for Carved Wood from Mastic, also Quest, CertainTeed Monogram. Because of the cost we are asking for the Lay Over method, vs. Strip method. The splashboard, corner boards, trim and other flat surfaces should metal wrap with thickness of .044 or .046. Woodpecker and other holes in trim will be repaired by other carpenters in advance of siding. Some minor repairs may be necessary to existing wood clapboards. The objective is to restore the appearance of the building. Methods, material, and hardware shall not defy current building standards as defined by the Town Building Inspector. The completion shall be on April 30, 2024 Questions are to be in writing/email to kennethmahler@sbcglobal.net The Town of Lisbon and the Lisbon Historical Society (Town, LHS) reserves the right to award in part, to reject all proposals in whole or in part, or waive technical defects, irregularities, and omissions if, in its judgment, the best interest of the Town, and the LHS will not be served.