Renovation of a multi-residential development in Port Richey, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

1. Remove existing tub, tiles, drywall in shower area and faucet and hardware. 2. Provide install new fiberglass walk-in shower stall and faucet. QUESTIONS DUE: May 24, 2024 End of Day All questions must be received no later than and should be directed to procurement@pascocountyhousing.org, all answers will be published at PCHA website. The Pasco County Housing Authority (PCHA) is requesting sealed bids for bathroom renovations at its Pasco Terrace property located at the above address. Interested, qualified, licensed and insured contractors who have successfully demonstrated their ability and experience on comparable work are invited to submit a bid. Minority and women-owned businesses are encouraged to respond. The PCHA is a non-profit organization created by Pasco County in 1973 and released from the County as a separate entity in 1977. The Authority was established in accordance with Florida Statutes to develop, manage, and maintain low income housing and housing assistance programs for low income families, disabled, elderly, and single citizens of Pasco County. Proposers should examine all conditions affecting the work requested. The successful bidder will be responsible for the proper fitting and anchoring of the new work, and for adjusting and repairing adjacent affected work. The following specifications are intended for each unit. Pasco Terrace consists of 50 apartment units and is a designated for elderly/disabled persons. It is the goal of the agency to have a quick turnaround for completion of this project. No additional cost will be paid above the contract amount when the Contractor has neglected to properly evaluate the extent of the required work. All work shall meet the most current Florida Building Code. The following specifications are intended for each unit. Pasco Terrace consists of 50 apartment units and is a designated for elderly/disabled persons. It is the goal of the agency to provide accessible showers with a low threshold, a bench, and grab bars to allow residents the ability to access shower no matter their ability. PCHA would like to have a quick turnaround for completion of this project. Interior Work 1. Remove the existing tub/shower units to the sub framing. Install any additional framing needed to meet shower manufacture installation specifications. This is to include any additional dead wood for seats and handrails. 2. Remove existing shower valve and install new valve to meet code and manufacture specifications. Drains should line up with new shower pans