Renovation of a municipal facility in Southbury, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility.

The Town of Southbury is seeking sealed proposals from licensed general contractors in the State of Connecticut to provide services to improve and repair the Town's Animal Control Facility. The purpose of these services is to ensure compliance with new state animal shelter requirements that will go into effect on January 1, 2029. The Town reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept the bid deemed to be in the best interest of the Town of Southbury. Scope of Work A. Flooring Remove and replace epoxy flooring inside and out. This will include a six (6) inch cove base on the cement block walls. B. Walls and Cages All walls will be 4 inch. x 8 inch. x 16 inch cement block: Sixteen (16) - Four (4) foot walls Three (3) - 6 (six) foot walls Ten (10) outdoor cages Seven (7) indoor cages Brick up seven (7) unused guillotine doors (16 in. x 25 in) Brick up two (2) unused window (17 in. x 32.5 in.) C. Fencing All fencing will be 1 1/4 -inch wire standard pool gauge: Nineteen (19) doors Fifteen (15) 40in x 70 inch ( all outdoor cages and four (4) ndoor cages) Four (4) 22in x70 inch (indoor cages) Four (4) 4ft x 4ft x 6ft cages Seven (7) 4ft x10ft x 6ft cages ( all 7 with tops)Five (5) 6ft x 4ft x 6ft cages (3 outside with tops) One (1) 7.5ft x 4ft x 6ft cage Repair middle divider fence in back near air conditioner. D. Plumbing Rough in and install 1/2 Type 1 tubing from water heater piping thru 2 block walls thru office, and drop down interior kennel school sidewall and terminate hot and cold supplies with 1/4 turn boiler drain valves with back flow preventer for garden hose connection