Renovation of a municipal facility in Miami, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

The work consists of furnishing all materials, labor, and equipment to perform the necessary structural and electrical repairs required for the 60 Year Recertification of the Mosquito Control Administration Building (Building No. 5) located at 8901 NW 58th Street, Miami, FL 33178. These repairs are required to comply with the minimum inspection procedural guidelines for Building Recertification, Parking Lot Illumination and Parking Lot Guardrails. The contractor shall be responsible for the following: Structural repairs to include but are not limited to: 1. Repair of cracks on stucco and walls. 2. Repair of concrete spalling on exterior and interior walls. 3. Clean and paint rusted steel beams, purling, joists, columns and connections. 4. Clean and paint the exterior and interior masonry and concrete walls. 5. Replacement of damaged expansion joints. 6. Replacement of sealant around air conditioning ducts. Electrical repairs to include but are not limited to: 1. Install new outdoor light above the main entrance door (on wall). 2. Secure existing low-voltage conductors. 3. Remove existing low-voltage communication cables. 4. Install new communications cables. 5. Verify the existing grounding system. Site Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7am-3:30 pm Work Hours: Monday - Saturday, 7am-5 pm Requests for approval to work outside of regular working hours must be submitted to the Owner at least 48 hours prior to any proposed work. This requirement applies to all weekend work and any extended work hours during weekdays. Instructions to bidders include requirements such as submitting bids via sealed envelopes to the Department of Solid Waste Management, holding appropriate licenses, obtaining and submitting all necessary permits prior to performing any work, complying with specified insurance requirements, and verifying employment eligibility for employees. The awarded contractor must coordinate with County personnel and the Engineer to phase the work in a manner to minimize impact to office activities. The building will be unoccupied for ten consecutive days to allow for the completion of steel purlin, beams, and columns cleaning and painting work. Work may begin on a Thursday after regular working hours or on a Friday morning. Additional requirements include indemnification of the County, adherence to Article 2.14 regarding license qualifications, and compliance with E-Verify for employment eligibility.