General Contractors for Home Repair Projects

The City of Pembroke Pines is seeking statements of qualifications from qualified firms, hereinafter referred to as the Contractor, to What is the procurement purpose? , in accordance with the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in this solicitation. This bid is designed to overlap the current pool of General Contractors for Home Repair Projects, in an effort to establish a new pool that will replace the current one upon its expiration, while allowing the new pool to be engaged immediately upon award of this solicitation. Vendors of the current pool that would like to continue being a part of the pool must bid on this solicitation to be considered for the new pool. The types of services to be rendered include the following: Correcting municipal code violations Abating any health and safety problems in the resident’s home Providing safe electrical and mechanical systems Stopping weather penetration to make the resident’s home more energy efficient Improving the general condition of the resident’s structure As each home repair project is determined, the approved pool of contractors will be invited to submit a bid for that particular home repair. The bid must include a quote and a timeline to complete the requested project. The lowest, most responsive/responsible Contractor that can meet the City’s requirements shall be awarded the project(s) on an as-needed basis. To be included in the pool, interested general contractor firms shall submit qualification statements, performance data and other information relative to the proposed Scope of Services. Responses will be evaluated by a Selection/Evaluation Committee. Firms that do not provide the information requested, or which fail to meet the minimum qualification criteria, shall be disqualified from further consideration. The Contractor is responsible for communicating all project milestones—including work commencement, inspections, and completion dates—to the assigned Senior Project Specialist. Failure to maintain communication may result in suspension from the Contractor Pool. Contractors must also keep property owners informed about permits, scheduling, warranties, and any project-related issues. Effective and timely communication will be evaluated by the Housing Consultant, the City, and the homeowner upon project completion.