Renovation of an educational facility in Key West Nas, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Monroe County School District is soliciting the services of qualified contractors to complete the High School Painting Coating and Exterior Restoration Project of buildings 1, 2, 3,4 and 5. Work is as described in the project documents prepared by Jay Ammon Architects, attached to this specification as Appendix 1 (the "Work"). An overhead photo of the buildings to be included in the scope of work (outlined in red) can be found in the attached Appendix 2. The selected Contractor will provide all labor and materials required to complete all painting, coating, and exterior restorations as described in the project documents. This is to be a complete turnkey project. Work includes but is not limited to general exterior painting and sealing. All materials, labor, equipment, subcontracts, and services required to make a complete project per the design documents shall be included in your pricing. The project has a required completion date of August 2, 2026. Location- Key West High School 2100 Flagler Avenue, Key West, FL 33040 The Monroe County School District reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to accept or reject any and all proposals or to waive formalities when it is in the best interest of the Board to do so. The School Board will automatically reject the response of any person or affiliate who appears on the convicted vendor list prepared by the Department of General Services, State of Florida, under Section 287.133(3) (d), F.S. (2024). Question Deadline 06/12/2025 at 5:00 PM ET Questions regarding the proposal should be directed by e-mail to Taylor Gandolfo - Buyer, at Taylor.Gandolfo@KeysSchools.com. SCOPE OF WORK: 0.1. General: The exterior painting project includes the restoration of all exterior wall surfaces for the designated buildings. At a minimum, all exterior previously painted surfaces will be properly prepared, primed, painted, and all exposed sealants replaced. Prior to paint application, the contractor / coating material manufacturer shall perform testing including but not limited to adhesion, moisture and pH alkalinity as required to ensure new paint and coating systems adhere to substrate and perform per project warranty requirements. Wall coating material manufacturers are required to perform a site evaluation of the facility and provide a letter of intent to warrant the proposed coating system per the evaluated and accepted wall substrate. During construction, the contractor shall provide daily paint / coating mil thickness testing and include results in the daily project reports. 1.0 Textured Concrete Panels: 1.1 Textured Finish Concrete Wall Panel Restoration: At all debonded textured finish locations, remove all loose coatings from the top surface of the existing concrete wall panel. Patch debonded textured finish with patching compound manufactured by paint manufacturer. Pressure clean all wall surfaces and apply primer and high performance hibuild 100% acrylic coating system to all textured concrete wall surfaces. Replace all sealants associated with this wall assembly with a new backer rod and paintable urethane sealant system at concrete panel side and end joints. At all wall penetrations, route out a 1/4 inch wide by 3/8-inch-deep groove in concrete panels and fill with backer rod and urethane sealant. See bid form for textured finish repair base bid and unit quantities. See specification sections 079200 and 099000. 2.0 Stucco Wall Assembly: 2.1 Existing Stucco Restoration: Route out all cracked stucco surfaces. Patch stucco with new textured urethane sealant. Pressure clean all wall surfaces and apply primer and high performance hi-build 100% acrylic coating system to all stucco wall surfaces. Replace all sealants associated with this wall assembly. At all wall penetrations, route out a 1/4 inch wide by 3/8-inch-deep groove in stucco and fill with backer rod an urethane sealant. Apply urethane sealant at all vertical and horizontal stucco control joints and stucco reveals maintaining profiles of existing joints and reveals. See bid form for stucco crack repair base bid and unit quantities. See specification sections 079200 and 099000. 2.2 Hardscape Waterproofing at Exterior Wall: Remove all sealants from the base of the and operable window assemblies. Install new closed cell backer rod and urethane sealant at window perimeters. See specification section 079200. 9.0 Louver Assembly: 9.1 Louver Refinishing: Remove existing sealants from the interface of the louver frames and adjacent building envelope components. Install new backer rod and urethane sealant at louver perimeters. Where two louvers are mulled together or stacked, replace all exposed metal to metal sealants with new silicone sealant. See specification section 079200. 10.0 Exterior Door Assemblies: 10.1 Glazed Steel Entrance Door Restoration: Remove all perimeter sealants from the existing storefront door assembly. Install new closed cell backer rod and urethane sealant at door frame perimeters. Install new urethane sealants at door jamb and threshold transitions. Treat any corroded metal surfaces, prime and DTM paint all door frame and door leaf surfaces. See specification section 079200. 10.2 Hollow Metal Door Restoration: Remove all sealants from the existing door components. Properly prepare all surfaces and install new bond breakers and urethane sealants at perimeter door frame joints. Install traffic rated sealants at the interface of the existing door threshold and door jamb framing. Treat any corroded metal surfaces, prime and DTM paint all door frame and door leaf surfaces. 10.3 Roll Up Metal Doors: Remove perimeter sealants from the existing roll up metal door assemblies. Install new backer rod and urethane sealant door perimeters. Prime and paint all door frame surfaces. Power wash and clean all prepainted horizontal slats. 10.0 Wall Mounted Building Signage: 10.1 Existing Signage: Temporarily remove existing building signage and properly store for reinstallation. Reinstall existing signage after the waterproofing of the exterior wall surfaces. Secure signage with stainless steel brackets and fasteners.