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Chino Emergency Repairs

Agriculture, Department of → FOREST Service → Usda-fs, CSA Southwest 7Combined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation 127EAX27Q0011

Response deadline

Mon, Nov 9, 2026, 2:00 PM EST
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Opportunity details

NAICS
236220
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Original posted
October 23, 2026
Last updated
October 24, 2026
Notice ID
e1a3d27a59404241a734dd0d891883c4

Summary

This project consists of providing all materials, equipment, labor, transportation, and incidentals for completion of the repair storm damage sustained on three buildings at this site. The repairs are to include roof replacement, dry wall and insulation replacement, a door replacement, ceiling and insulation replacement, installation of gutters and downspouts, and to replace a portion of the side of the Chino Yard Office; to perform maintenance to the metal roofs on the Supervisor’s office and the Chino Shop; to repair window frames on upper windows, to caulk ALL of windows, and to install a Z bar at the roof line on the Supervisor’s Office; and to gutters and downspouts on the Chino Shop. This project could also include, if additional funds are available, optional bid items. The optional bid items are exterior painting on the Yard Office; replace the weather stripping on two garage doors and a door sweep on a manway; and if mold is found in the Supervisor’s Office to replace the dry wall and insulation.

Read Full Official Summary

This project consists of providing all materials, equipment, labor, transportation, and incidentals for completion of the repair storm damage sustained on three buildings at this site. The repairs are to include roof replacement, dry wall and insulation replacement, a door replacement, ceiling and insulation replacement, installation of gutters and downspouts, and to replace a portion of the side of the Chino Yard Office; to perform maintenance to the metal roofs on the Supervisor’s office and the Chino Shop; to repair window frames on upper windows, to caulk ALL of windows, and to install a Z bar at the roof line on the Supervisor’s Office; and to gutters and downspouts on the Chino Shop. This project could also include, if additional funds are available, optional bid items. The optional bid items are exterior painting on the Yard Office; replace the weather stripping on two garage doors and a door sweep on a manway; and if mold is found in the Supervisor’s Office to replace the dry wall and insulation.

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