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Active opportunities open for bidding
Fairhaven Housing Authority
The Fairhaven Housing Authority invites sealed bids from contractors for the Sliding Glass Door Replacement at State Aided Development Oxford Terrace (667-3) in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. The project involves the removal of existing balcony and community room aluminum slider doors and the installation of new aluminum slider doors, including asbestos abatement activities for door caulking. The estimated project cost is $623,910.00, with general bids due September 2, 2026, and filed sub-bids (for glass and glazing) due August 19, 2026, both submitted electronically through biddocs.com.
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Due Date
Sep 2, 2026
Fairhaven Housing Authority
Close: Sep 2, 2026
The Fairhaven Housing Authority invites sealed bids from contractors for the Sliding Glass Door Replacement at State Aided Development Oxford Terrace (667-3) in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. The project involves the removal of existing balcony and community room aluminum slider doors and the installation of new aluminum slider doors, including asbestos abatement activities for door caulking. The estimated project cost is $623,910.00, with general bids due September 2, 2026, and filed sub-bids (for glass and glazing) due August 19, 2026, both submitted electronically through biddocs.com.
AvailableFairhaven Housing Authority
The Fairhaven Housing Authority is soliciting sealed bids from contractors for window replacement at two state-aided developments: Anthony Haven (667-5) at 227 Main Street and Ash Street (705-1) at 32-42 Ash Street, both in Fairhaven, MA. The scope includes removal of existing exterior windows, installation of triple pane vinyl windows, replacement of exterior trim with PVC trim, and replacement of interior wood trim, with documents prepared by RGB Architects. The estimated project cost is $488,505, with bids submitted electronically through biddocs.com, requiring a mandatory DCAMM certification in General Building Construction and a bid deposit of at least 5% of the greatest possible bid amount.
Posted Date
Jul 23, 2026
Due Date
Aug 19, 2026
Release: Jul 23, 2026
Fairhaven Housing Authority
Close: Aug 19, 2026
The Fairhaven Housing Authority is soliciting sealed bids from contractors for window replacement at two state-aided developments: Anthony Haven (667-5) at 227 Main Street and Ash Street (705-1) at 32-42 Ash Street, both in Fairhaven, MA. The scope includes removal of existing exterior windows, installation of triple pane vinyl windows, replacement of exterior trim with PVC trim, and replacement of interior wood trim, with documents prepared by RGB Architects. The estimated project cost is $488,505, with bids submitted electronically through biddocs.com, requiring a mandatory DCAMM certification in General Building Construction and a bid deposit of at least 5% of the greatest possible bid amount.
AvailableFairhaven Housing Authority
Work involves expanding the existing addressable fire alarm system to include previously unprotected areas. The project also includes the removal of certain non-addressable fire alarm devices, such as pull stations and heat detectors. Additionally it covers the installation of new fire alarm door hold-open devices and limited asbestos abatement where required.
Posted Date
Feb 25, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Feb 25, 2026
Fairhaven Housing Authority
Close: Mar 18, 2026
Work involves expanding the existing addressable fire alarm system to include previously unprotected areas. The project also includes the removal of certain non-addressable fire alarm devices, such as pull stations and heat detectors. Additionally it covers the installation of new fire alarm door hold-open devices and limited asbestos abatement where required.
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