Remove Wallpaper and Painting of Walls in the James Lawrence King Federal Justice Building in Miami, Florida

Background
The United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit is issuing a contract for the removal of wallpaper and painting of walls in the James Lawrence King Federal Justice Building, located at 99 N.E. Fourth Street, Miami, Florida.

The mission of this contract is to enhance the aesthetic and functional quality of the building's interior, specifically on the twelfth floor where the toilet rooms and corridors require significant refurbishment.

Work Details
The contractor is required to complete the following tasks:
1. Temporarily remove and store all wall art.
2. Protect all flooring, wood trim, and adjacent materials during work.
3. Remove light switch covers and label them for reinstallation.
4. Remove existing wallpaper from specified areas.
5. Repair, sand, and prime the walls to prepare them for painting.
6. Paint the walls with a durable scrubbable paint as indicated in the attached drawings.
7. Rehang artwork in its original locations after painting is completed.
8. Reinstall light switch covers after completing wall work.

The scope includes both basic requirements (removal and painting in specific areas) and optional requirements (additional areas if quoted). Areas include single occupancy toilet rooms, courtroom reception area, multi-occupancy toilet rooms, public elevator lobby, various corridors, and vestibules.

Period of Performance
The period of performance will commence on the date of award and is expected to be completed within twelve (12) weeks.

Place of Performance
The construction projects will be performed at the James Lawrence King Federal Justice Building located at 99 N.E. Fourth Street, Miami, Florida 33132.