Massachusetts housing authority courtyard renovation, about $488,000, with painting as a filed sub-bid trade
This one has closed. Public buyers re-bid most of this work on a one-to-five-year cycle, so it comes round again. There are 7 open bids in painting & coatings right now.
A Massachusetts housing authority is bidding a courtyard renovation under M.G.L. c.149: apartment and utility door and hardware replacement, storm doors, metal railing repair, and painting of the interior courtyard walls, decking and the underside of walkways and structure. Estimated at $487,715. Painting is a DCAMM filed sub-bid trade; the general contractor must be DCAMM-certified in General Building Construction. Electronic bids only.
This one has closed. It stays up because the requirements are a useful guide to what this buyer asks for, and most public contracts come back around. See what's open now.
At a glance
| Buyer type | Housing authority · Massachusetts |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed to new bids |
What this opportunity involves
This is a public-sector housing authority renovation (filed sub-bid, painting trade) opportunity from a Massachusetts housing authority. Qualified firms can respond with a proposal; the winner typically earns ongoing, renewable revenue on a multi-year public contract. We track and verify these, and can build the full response for you.
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