The City of Minneapolis is seeking a qualified contractor to perform comprehensive lead‑hazard reduction and associated renovation work on three residential properties. The scope includes lead‑safe containment, window replacement (both vinyl and wood), floor and deck enclosure, door and stair repairs, interior trim stabilization, and post‑renovation cleaning verification. The contractor must hold a Minnesota Residential Building Contractor license, be an EPA Certified Renovation Firm, and have all workers certified under the Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) program. Work must be finished within eight weeks of receiving a work‑approval notice, and the bid must be submitted electronically by the October 6 2026 deadline. The solicitation also requires compliance with extensive federal, state, and local regulations, including living‑wage ordinances, responsible‑contractor verification, and grant‑specific conditions.
• Lead‑hazard remediation across three city‑owned homes (window, door, stair, floor, and trim work).
• Mandatory certifications: Minnesota RBC license, EPA Renovation Firm, RRP worker certification.
• Tight schedule – eight‑week completion window after award; submission deadline October 6 2026.
• Extensive compliance burden: living‑wage ordinance, responsible‑contractor form (for bids > $50 k), grant‑funded contract conditions, and PFAS‑prohibited equipment.