This project involves repairing damaged concrete slabs at the existing multi-family residential buildings known as Gwen Cherry 13 (FL5-027), located at 2400 and 2408 NW 12 Avenue, Miami, FL 33127, and 1233 NW 24 Street, Miami, FL 33127. The scope includes repairs to second-level floor and ceiling concrete slabs exhibiting spalling, cracking, and corroded reinforcement, as detailed in the construction documents prepared by PSECFL LLC Structural Engineers and the Miami-Dade County Project Manual.
The Contractor shall be responsible for all job tasks associated with the successful work of the stated scope of work, as required and approved by an authorized HCD representative. Tasks, clean-up, and removal of all items not specifically mentioned in the scope, but which are obviously required for an operable/functional system shall be included without additional cost to HCD. The Contractor shall arrange for his/her own storage facility (if needed). The Contractor shall leave the site free and clear of all debris. The Contractor is responsible for providing all materials, labor, equipment, and permits/inspection fees (when necessary) for the total completion of this work. All work shall be performed in the best standards of workmanship and shall be in accordance with Florida Building Code, all national, state, county, and municipal codes, rules, guidelines, regulations, and departments having jurisdiction.
Technical Certification Requirements:
General Building
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