Contract · State & Local
Interior Renovation and Remodeling for Alachua County Fire Station No.23
Alachua County, Florida - Facilities Management Gainesville, FL
- Status Closes in 41 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
All work and improvements to the existing Alachua County Fire Station No.23 located at 1600 Fort Clarke Blvd., Gainesville, FL 32606. The project consists of interior renovation and remodeling of the 3,312 sq.ft. existing single-story building. The scope of work is confined to the interior of the building as indicated in the attached Construction Documents. This work is to include removal of existing tile flooring and installation of new LVT and poured epoxy flooring. Both male and female restrooms are to have all existing fixtures replaced in kind. The female bathroom is to have a second shower added in place of the existing bench. Bathroom renovation portion to include all necessary repairs to framing and reinstallation of new wall sheathing and insulation before new wall tiles are installed. All lighting and HVAC vents to be replaced throughout. Two bunk areas are to be upgraded with new partition walls, privacy doors, frames, and new lighting.
Contract/Solicitation #: ITB 27-626-LC
Type: ITB - Construction
Department: Facilities Management
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 11, 2026
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Status
Open now
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