Demolition, site work and addition to a residential development in Asheville, North Carolina. Completed plans call for the demolition of a residential development; for the addition of a residential development; and for site work for a residential development.

**As of July 15, 2025, this project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for the award has not yet been established.** The Department of Commerce, Division of Community Revitalization (DCR), is seeking proposals from highly qualified North Carolina licensed general contractors to perform demolition, rehabilitation, and/or reconstruction of single-family residential structures and repair and replacement of Manufactured Housing Units (MHUs) in Western North Carolina counties impacted by Hurricane Helene. SCOPE OF WORK 5.1 SCOPE OF SERVICES The selected Vendors will perform, or cause to be performed, MHU replacement, demolition, rehabilitation, or reconstruction of residential construction projects (the “Project”), for Hurricane Helene impacted Counties in Western North Carolina, in compliance with local, federal and state statutory requirements for grants under the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program. DCR prefers vendors that have experience with the repair of historic properties. DCR makes no guarantee regarding the number of vendors awarded under this solicitation. General contractors may choose to submit an offer for rehabilitation and reconstruction types, and/or only MHU project types, as described below. While general contractors may choose which project type, DCR nor DCR’s implementation vendor makes no guarantee of award, volume of assignments selected contractors will receive, or the project types of assignments selected contractors will receive. General Contractors must clearly state in their response to this RFP (in Attachment A) which project type(s) the GC will perform work. Assignments will not be made outside of the project type selected by the General Contractor during this solicitation process. Demolition only projects are not an option. DCR does not intend to hire construction trades directly. • Project Type 1: MHU projects. General Contractors may select to apply for MHU repair, replacement, and relocation projects only and not be considered for reconstruction, repair, or demolition project assignments. • Project Type 2: Rehabilitation and Reconstruction projects (non-MHU). General Contractors who are selected for rehabilitation and reconstruction award types will be considered for reconstruction, repair, or demolition project assignments. DCR is procuring an implementation vendor to assist with the implementation of the Reconstruction and Rehabilitation (R&R) Program and the operation of intake centers for program applicants. DCR will use contractors to manage and complete the construction process for homeowners approved for funding through the Reconstruction and Rehabilitation (R&R) Program. DCR and/or DCR’s implementation vendor intends to issue multiple Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts to create a pool of contractors to perform the services requested under this Solicitation. Related companies or individuals conducting work as an individual/independent entity are permitted to both submit proposals under this RFP. Companies sharing common insurance policies are not considered individual/independent entities. DCR and/or DCR’s implementation vendor shall assign projects to contractors based upon capacity, capability and performance. Vendors that respond to this Solicitation must demonstrate the ability to mobilize within 45 days of award and complete assigned construction projects within the contracted time (not to exceed 150 days for reconstruction projects, 30 days for demolition only, 60 days for MHU replacement projects, and 45 days for rehabilitation projects with a scope <$50,000, 60 daysfor rehabilitation projects with a scope >$50,000 and <$100,000, 90 days for rehabilitation projects with a scope >$100,000 and <$150,000, 120 days for rehabilitation projects with a scope >$150,000) to reduce potential hazards to public welfare and safety. These timelines do not include preconstruction activities.