Whatcom Long Term Recovery Group - HMGP2 Residential Projects

WLTRG is holding a contractor meeting Tuesday, Oct 20th at 10:30 at
The Sumas Advent Christian Church | 125 Front St, Sumas, WA 98295

For more info, please email WLTRG Director of Client Support Lynette Machinsk: whatcomltrgdirector@gmail.com

The Whatcom Long Term Recovery Group (WLTRG) is seeking qualified and experienced contractors interested in submitting bids for work associated with 16 residential properties included in our Hazard Mitigation Grant Program 2 (HMGP2) recovery project. To ensure consistency, efficiency, and completion within the required project timeline, contractors submitting bids must be willing and able to meet the following requirements:

Have the staffing, equipment, licensing, insurance, and capacity necessary to complete the full scope of work.

Commit to completing the work within the WLTRG/HMGP2 required project timeline of 90 days per home.

Evaluate plans for constructability, provide bid within 2 weeks of architectural/engineering plan completion.

Work with local jurisdictions to procure all necessary permits.

Perform the work according to the approved project scopes, specifications, and applicable federal, state, and local requirements.

Bids must be based upon the provided scopes of work. WLTRG will not enter into change contracts for this project.

Contractors must be able to work on multiple projects at the same time.

Contractors must be available to coordinate with WLTRG throughout the duration of the project. Priority will be given to contractors who can complete all 16 homes. Interested contractors should contact WLTRG to receive the complete bid package, property information, scopes of work, project timeline, and instructions for submitting a bid.
Whatcom Long Term Recovery Group
Mark Passe
wltrgreconstruction@gmail.com
360-815-5229All interested a
nd qualified contractors are encouraged to respond. WLTRG reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to select the contractor determined to best meet the requirements of the project.

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