FISH 284119
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The Stoneham Housing Authority is seeking bids from contractors to replace existing interior wall-mounted mailboxes with new exterior pedestal-mounted mailboxes at ten existing buildings. The project is estimated to cost $68,240, with an alternate scope of $72,640. The work includes removing the existing mailboxes and installing new ones on existing concrete pads. Bids are subject to Massachusetts General Laws and minimum wage rates.
* The project involves replacement of mailboxes at ten exi... | Title: FISH 284119, Agency: Massachusetts Stoneham Housing Authority, State: Massachusetts, Open Date: 3/11/2026, Close Date: 3/26/2026, Last Updated Date: 3/26/2026
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The Stoneham Housing Authority is seeking bids for a project to replace existing mailboxes at ten buildings, with an estimated project cost of $68,240. An alternate scope is available, increasing the bid value to $72,640. The work includes the removal of current mailboxes and installation of new pedestal-mounted units on existing concrete pads, adhering to Massachusetts General Laws and minimum wage rates.
Replace existing wall-mounted mailboxes with new pedestal-mounted mailboxes at ten buildings.
- Contractors experienced in similar mailbox installation projects
- Firms familiar with Massachusetts construction regulations
- Companies with a history of successful public agency projects
- Remove existing mailboxes
- Install new pedestal-mounted mailboxes
- Ensure compliance with Massachusetts General Laws
- Adhere to minimum wage standards
- Detailed project bid proposal
- Compliance with Massachusetts General Laws
- Cost breakdown for base and alternate bids
- Evidence of relevant experience and previous projects
- Timeline for project completion
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- All bids must comply with Massachusetts General Laws.
- Bidding process must adhere to minimum wage rates.
- Base bid of $68,240; alternate scope bid of $72,640.
- Consider including contingencies for any unforeseen issues during mailbox installation.
- Subcontractors for specific trades (e.g., concrete work) may be necessary.
- Partnering with firms that specialize in public agency contracts for better compliance.
- Potential for unforeseen structural issues with existing concrete pads.
- Weather conditions may delay the installation process.
- Strict compliance with wage laws may impact profitability.
- What specific requirements must be met according to Massachusetts law?
- Are there any local permits required for mailbox installation?
- What is the expected timeline for completion after the bid is awarded?
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- Details on specific Massachusetts General Laws applicable to the project.
- Technical specifications for the new pedestal mailboxes.
- Information on required permits or inspections during installation.
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