Carpentry Work 19AU9025Q0012
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AI-generated · Aug 23, 2025Carpentry work inside a U.S. Government-owned building involves removing and dismantling historic wooden wall paneling (four panels, about 3.87 meters high, in First Floor Hall 1), removing two wooden cabinets in front of old radiators, and modifying and reassembling the historic paneling as wall-cladding for a wall-mounted vertical radiator located roughly 25 cm from the wall, including new side panels and substructure and milling vertical ventilation slots behind the radiator. Also included are cladding the wall reveal and lintel for a new elevator door on the First Floor Hall 1 using the same wood and color, and installing new white-coated wood paneling to clad a second wall-mounted vertical radiator (again about 25 cm from the wall) with side panels and substructure, in Second Floor Hall 2. Additionally, adjustments to two historic wooden door frames on the Second Floor (white-coated) and various unspecified adjustments to floors, ceilings, and walls are required.
Estimated construction cost for the project is under $25,000.
This solicitation covers the carpentry work inside a U.S. Government-owned building. The work consists of, but is not limited to the following: : Careful removal and dismantling of historic wooden wall paneling; 4 panels over whole room height 3,87m; First floor, Hall 1. Careful removal and dismantling of 2 wooden cabinets in front of 2 old radiators. Modification and reassembly of historic wood paneling as cladding for a wall-mounted vertical radiator, approx. 25cm in front of the wall, including new panels (same wood & color) for side panels, and substructure. Milling vertical ventilation slots for the radiator behind. First floor, entrance, Hall 1. Cladding of the wall reveal and lintel for the new elevator door; same wood and color as historic wall panels; First floor, Hall 1. New wood paneling, white coated, cladding for a wall mounted vertical radiator, approx. 25cm in front of the wall, including side panels and substructure; Second floor, Hall 2. Adjustments of 2 historic wooden door frames on the second floor, white coated. Various adjustments to the floors, ceilings, and walls. Estimate size of the project: estimated construction cost per range according to FAR 36-204: less than $ 25,000.
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