CountyVA
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Courthouse Painting RFP
Paint the common areas within the courthouse (approx. 4,400 SF).
Description: Work includes hallways & stairways painting. Scope of service: paint & wallpaper. Prep & paint vacant areas, walls, ceilings and trim work (36,000 SF). Using lead safe work practices remove & dispose of all loose material & dust prior to installation of new materials. All cracked or loose plaster is to be repaired with a bedding coat of durabond & fiberglass mesh tape. If plaster & lath boards are loose, re-secure or remove & replace with drywall patch. Sanding of any surfaces contacting or adjoining a lead-based painted surface shall be done with appropriate procedures such as using a HEPA filtered sanding vacuum or a wet sanding method. Prime as necessary to seal stains, raw plaster, etc. See attached file.
SpecialDistrict · VA, US
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CountyVA
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
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