Contract · State & Local
Alachua County Sunrise Inn Apartments Phased Renovation and Modernization
Alachua County, Florida - Facilities Management Gainesville, FL
- Status Closes in 40 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Alachua County intends to perform a phased interior renovation of the Sunrise Residence Inn, located at 2105 and 2120 SW 14th Street in Gainesville, Florida. The County acquired the facility in 2024 and intends to modernize and refresh the property to extend its useful life, improve long term maintainability, and enhance the overall quality and functionality of the residential environment. While the structures remain serviceable, portions of the units and building systems require updating to address deferred maintenance, aging finishes, and performance limitations. The renovation will be implemented in defined phases. Phase 1 will consist of eight residential units, structured vertically with four units on the upper floor and four units directly below, along with select improvements to common and support areas within the two buildings. This vertical alignment allows coordinated upgrades to shared plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and life safety systems while maintaining partial occupancy. Following completion of Phase 1, additional work will proceed as funding allows and operational needs dictate. Subsequent phases may consist of additional groups of eight units or smaller targeted renovations of individual units or building components. The scope of work is expected to include selective demolition; repair and replacement of finishes; upgrades to fixtures, appliances, and casework; and targeted improvements to building systems as required. Contractors should anticipate working within an occupied facility and must plan for proper sequencing, dust control, noise mitigation, temporary protections, and coordination with County staff and on site management. The County’s objective is to deliver durable, code compliant, and maintainable residential units rather than shor...
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 11, 2026
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Status
Open now
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