Renovation of an educational facility in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

The City of Pembroke Pines is seeking bids from qualified firms to paint the exterior of the Pembroke Pines Charter School - Central Campus in accordance with the specified terms, conditions, and specifications. Question Deadline 04/21/2026 at 6:00 PM ET online submission. Project Details Pressure cleaning and painting of the exterior of all Campus buildings; to include building exterior, exterior walkways already painted, exterior fire sprinkler water lines, exterior fresh water supply lines, and metal roofs. All paints to be applied per manufacturers guidelines. Pressure clean all stucco and masonry surfaces with a minimum of 3,500 PSI pressure cleaning equipment to remove as much existing deteriorated coating as possible. All masonry surfaces will be free of dirt, grease, oil, and chalk. Surfaces will be allowed to dry thoroughly. If necessary, repeat the procedure. Multiple coats of paint that are in an advanced state of deterioration shall be removed. All curbs, sidewalks and parking stops to be pressure cleaned only. All cracks in masonry larger than hairline (over 1/16) are to be ground out to form a V ornU shape and blown or brushed out to remove all dust, dried of all moisture, and sealed with penetrating masonry primer. The resultant opening shall have elastomeric sealant knifed in to completely fill the void. Once cured, the filled crack shall be overcoated with knife grade flexible sealant, crowned in the center approximately 1/16 and feathered at least 3 on either side of the crack to match the surrounding surface as closely as possible. All loose or broken stucco must be removed, and adjacent areas or suspect areas sounded for deteriorated stucco. Prior to re-stuccoing, the affected area shall be bonded. Stucco texture shall conform to the surrounding areas as closely as possible. The contractor is to provide a per square foot price for stucco repair. Inside corners, control joints and parapet wall joints shall receive a continuous bead of sealant, tooled to provide complete adhesion to the opposing surface. Damaged or