Site work and renovation of a multi-residential development in Richmond, Virginia. Completed plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

Supply and installation of exterior doors at Whitcomb Court. All Inquiries For Information Should Be Directed To: Dorothy Morris, VCO, VCA, VCARM, MSIS AVP of Procurement 600 E. Broad St., Ste. 400 Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 780-3450 Dorothy.morris@rrha.com All questions should be submitted via email by the close of business on November 13, 2026. This Contractor will provide all materials to remove the current front and rear entry doors and replace them with new ones. The current storm door will be removed and reinstalled. PROJECT OVERVIEW: This Contractor will provide all materials to remove the current front and rear entry doors and replace them with new ones. The current storm door will be removed and reinstalled. Door Size 36 X 80 441 32 X 80 441 total 882 This is an estimated quantity; the number may be slightly different. Contractor will need to verify prior to ordering. DOOR SPECIFICATIONS: The contractor will be required to install 6-panel steel doors with a hole for a dead bolt and a passage knob. New Steel door Jambs and threshold need to be installed. A 36 x 80 door will need a peephole and a mail slot. Hardware to be used : Falcon D200 series G keyway, satin chrome finish deadbolt, and a satin chrome finish passage knob. DEMOLITION : The contractor will remove the storm door and save all parts for reinstallation. The existing door is to be removed, and the deadbolt set is to be saved. The Existing door jam, threshold and old insulation is to be removed, in preparation for new. INSTALLATION: New Doors and jambs must be plumb and square. Gaps in the jambs should be insulated and caulked. Doors should close with a tight seal, ensuring that no drafts and that the lock functions properly. The original storm door is to be reinstalled. PREPARATION AND CLEANING: Before work starts, the surrounding area (floor, walls, Landscaping) must be protected from dust and debris to avoid damage. When work is completed, area should be cleaned thoroughly, and touch-up painting done as needed. The contractor is responsible for disposing of all debris from all working areas. The contractor is also responsible for repairing all grounds if there is damage caused by his vehicles. WORK LIMITS: Contractor shall at all times conduct his operations to ensure that RRHA and Contractor personnel have access to the job site. The working hours are: 7:30am to 5:00 pm Monday thru Friday. Work during nights and/or holidays shall be confirmed and agreed upon by RRHA and contractor by prior approval.