Renovation of a residential development in Modesto, California. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

The City of Modesto Housing Rehabilitation Program provides financial assistance to eligible homeowners for the repair and improvement of their properties. Funded through federal resources, the program is designed to correct health, safety, and code deficiencies, extend the useful life of homes, and improve overall living conditions for low- to moderate-income households. The program plays a critical role in preserving Modesto's existing housing stock, preventing deterioration, and supporting long-term neighborhood stability. To meet increasing program demand, the City is seeking qualified and properly licensed general contractors to participate by bidding on rehabilitation projects. Contractors working with the program have the opportunity to support community revitalization, expand their scope of work, and build long-term partnerships with the City. Typical scopes of work may include, but are not limited to: roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC replacement, water heater upgrades, window and door replacements, accessibility modifications, structural and code corrections, interior and exterior repairs, and other work necessary to bring homes into compliance with local and federal housing standards. Projects vary in size and complexity, offering opportunities for contractors with diverse skill sets. Participating contractors must be able to perform work in accordance with City standards, building codes, federal program requirements, and grant-funded project guidelines. All projects require adherence to clear specifications, timely performance, and professional communication with City staff and homeowners. The City encourages all interested contractors to apply, expand their business opportunities, and contribute to improving the quality of housing within the Modesto community. This project is funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). As such, the City strongly encourages participation from Section 3 businesses and contractors who employ Section 3 residents, consistent with HUD's commitment to expanding economic opportunities for low-income individuals and communities. Contractors are urged to review Section 3 requirements and identify any eligible business classifications or hiring practices that may strengthen their responsiveness to this solicitation. An engineer's estimate will not be released for this project. Pricing shall be determined independently by each bidder based on the Scope of Work, site conditions, and industry standards. This project is not subject to prevailing wage requirements. All bidders must hold a valid California General Contractor's Class "B" License at the time of bid submission and throughout the term of the project. Failure to maintain appropriate licensure will result in automatic disqualification. All General Contractors seeking to participate in the City of Modesto Housing Rehabilitation Program are required to maintain current insurance coverage in accordance with City standards, including general liability, workers' compensation, and automobile liability insurance. Proof of insurance must be submitted and approved through the City's Public Improvement Notification System (PINS) before any contract award can be issued. Contractors who do not maintain compliant insurance documentation cannot be awarded work under this program. Question Deadline 12/31/2025 at 4:30 PM PT All questions regarding the Work Write-Up shall be submitted through online. The City will respond to questions through online.