Floor Replacement for Lake County Coroner Facility

Location:	Colorado
Posted:	Dec 17, 2025
Due:	Jan 16, 2026
Agency:	Lake County
Type of Government:	State & Local
Category:	44 - Furnace, Steam Plant, and Drying Equip, Nuclear Reactors
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Lake County Government

Invitation for Bids

505 Harrison Avenue

PO BOX 964

Leadville, CO 80461

RFP@lakecountyco.gov

INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL COVER SHEET

Title | Coroner Facility Floor Replacement

Issue Date | 12/17/2025

Questions Due | 1/2/2026

Questions Email | RFP@lakecountyco.gov

Bid Due Date | 1/16/2026

DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL PACKAGE

RFP Schedules

Schedule A | Bid Instructions

Schedule B | Scope of Work

Schedule C | Project Schedule

Schedule D | Bid Form

Schedule E | Insurance

Schedule F | Lake County Contract

RFP Attachments (Provided by Bidder)

Attachment 1 | Bid Attestation

Attachment 2 | Bid Form

Attachment 3 | W-9

Attachment 4 | Provider Information Sheet

Lake County Government

Schedule A – Bid Instructions

Purpose + Background

The Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Colorado, by and through its Elected OPicials or

Employees (collectively referred to herein as, Lake County), wishes to purchase the following: Proposals

from ﬂooring contractors capable of completing a tile ﬂoor demolition and the application of an epoxy

coating over a concrete subﬂoor.

Proposal Advertisement

Information concerning this request on the Lake County Government website at,

https://www.lakecountyco.gov/bids.aspx. Lake County is also a member of BidNet Direct.

Bid Submission

Email proposals to RFP@lakecountyco.gov. If the Vendor does not desire email submissions, sealed bids

will be received at the below address by the proposals due date and time.

Lake County Government

ATTN: Contract Management

505 Harrison Avenue

PO BOX 964,

Leadville, CO 80461

Proposal documents are required to be submitted in their original ﬁllable format. Emailed proposals must

include the following statement on the email, “I hereby waive my right to a sealed proposal.” An email

conﬁrmation will be sent when the proposal has been received.

Introductory Information

1. Each bid must include the full business address of the Bidder and be signed by an authorized

representative.

• Partnerships: Bids must include the full names of all partners and be signed in the partnership

name by one of the partners or an authorized representative. The signature must be followed by

the name and title of the person signing.

• Corporations: Bids must be signed with the legal name of the corporation, followed by the

state of incorporation. The signature must be by the president, secretary, or another person

authorized to bind the corporation, and include their name and title typed or printed below the

signature.

• Individuals with Titles: If a person signs using a title (e.g., "president," "secretary," or "agent")

without disclosing their principal, the bid may be deemed to be that of the individual.

When requested by the County Attorney’s OPice, satisfactory evidence of a signatory’s authority to

bind a corporation must be provided. A power of attorney must accompany the signature of anyone

not otherwise authorized to bind the bidder.

All corrections or erasures in the bid must be initialed by the person signing.

Lake County Government

Schedule A – Bid Instructions

Bidders agree to comply with all conditions, requirements, speciﬁcations, and instructions stated

or implied in this bid. All prices and required designations must be clearly and fully provided, and all

blank spaces in the bid forms must be appropriately ﬁlled in.

Bidders are required to use the Proposal Forms included in this package and submit bids based on

the instructions provided in the Bid Forms. The Bid Proposal must be completed in full, in detail,

and signed by the bidder.

2. Late or unsigned bids shall not be accepted or considered.

It is the responsibility of the bidder to ensure that their bid is received at RFP@lakecountyco.gov on

or before the deadline stated in Section 1, “Notice to Bidders.”

Hard copy bids received before the bid opening will be kept unopened in a secure location. Lake

County assumes no responsibility for the premature opening of a bid that is not properly addressed

or identiﬁed.

Bids may be withdrawn only upon written request and with the approval of the Lake County

Manager. Such requests must be received from the withdrawing bidder prior to the time ﬁxed for

award.

Negligence on the part of the Bidder in preparing the bid does not confer any right to withdraw the

bid after it has been submitted and awarded.

Bidders are expected to examine all conditions, speciﬁcations, and instructions contained in this

solicitation. Failure to do so shall be at the bidder’s own risk.

3. In accordance with C.R.S. § 30-11-110, preference will be given to vendors located within the State

of Colorado.

Lake County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any informalities in the bidding

process, to award the bid to multiple vendors, and to accept the bid that, in the opinion of the Board

of County Commissioners, best serves the interests of Lake County.

4. By submitting a bid, the Bidder agrees that the signed bid, all documents included in this Request

for Bid, including, but not limited to, product speciﬁcations and scope of services, the formal

acceptance of the bid by Lake County, and the signature of the Chair of the Lake County Board of

County Commissioners shall together constitute the contract. The contract shall be ePective as of

the date it is signed by the Chair.

Cooperative Purchasing

Lake County encourages cooperative purchasing as a means to help other agencies reduce procurement

costs and to maximize the value of taxpayer dollars through volume purchasing.

At their discretion, Vendor(s) may agree to extend the pricing and/or terms of the resulting award to other

state or local government agencies, school districts, or political subdivisions that have a need for the same

products or services.

Such usage by other entities shall not have a negative impact on Lake County during the current term or

any future terms of the agreement.

Lake County Government

Schedule B – Scope of Work

Project Overview

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

• Location: Old Leadville hospital, 822 W. 4th St., Leadville, Co 80461

• Coroner oPice ﬂoor replacement approximately 2,052 square feet

• Demolition and disposal of 6-inch ceramic tile that is grouted to concrete subﬂoor

• Concrete subﬂoor preparation includes crack ﬁlling, erosion-damage buildup, prepping for

adhesion with dust control or mitigation and cleaning.

• Application of a 100% solids 2-part epoxy resin displayed as a light solid color with a minimum

coverage of 3 gallons per 200 square feet.

PROJECT PROPOSAL CONTENTS

1. Description of your Process: Describe your process for demolition, crack ﬁlling, adhesion preparation,

cleaning, epoxy application and quality control

2. Project Team: Describe individual team member qualiﬁcations and or experience.

3. References: Include 3 epoxy ﬂoor customer references with contact information.

4. Schedule: Include a progress schedule that shows the estimated days required for demolition and

disposal of old tile, concrete subﬂoor preparation, epoxy application and cure time

5. Cost: Provide total cost of project with labor, materials and miscellaneous details in the proposal

Method of Procurement

A Request for Bid (RFP) is a procurement method commonly referred to as a sealed bid solicitation. Once

issued, the bid package is considered complete for bidding purposes, and all Bidders are expected to

respond fully to its terms and conditions. Incomplete or non-responsive bids will be disqualiﬁed from

consideration.

Lake County evaluates bids based on experience and qualiﬁcations, understating of scope and approach,

cost and value, cost and capacity, responsiveness and compliance, risk management and legal

consideration, and local and social considerations, ensure awards serve Lake County’s best interests.

Pricing Method

Unit pricing is a method in which the contractor speciﬁes a ﬁxed price for each deﬁned unit of work or

category of cost. Units may be based on time (e.g., per hour or per month), distance (e.g., per mile),

quantity (e.g., per item or "each"), or occurrence (e.g., per episode).

Evaluation of Bids and Awards

All proposals will undergo an initial review for acceptability to determine whether they meet the basic

requirements for consideration. This review includes an assessment of responsiveness to the RFP,

completeness and clarity of required bid documents, and the inclusion of all necessary signatures.

Proposals that fail to meet these basic requirements may be disqualiﬁed from further evaluation.

Proposals deemed acceptable will then be evaluated by an Evaluation Committee. The committee will

consider several factors, which may include:

• Demonstrated need for the proposed service

• Eligibility under applicable program funding

• Proposed pricing

• Alignment with service area needs

Note: The Evaluation Committee reserves the right to request additional information from proposers. If no

proposal adequately addresses the required services and pricing, the committee may recommend that no

award be made.

Following the evaluation, the Evaluation Committee will report its ﬁndings to the RFP Initiator. Final

recommendations, based on the evaluations, will be presented to the Lake County Board of County

Commissioners at a Regular Meeting. Contract awards are subject to the ﬁnal approval of the Board.

Insurance Policy Approval and Compliance

1. If any of the required insurance policies become unsatisfactory to the County—either in form or

substance—or if the insurer becomes unsatisfactory, the Contractor shall promptly obtain a

replacement policy. The new policy must be submitted to the Lake County Attorney’s Office for

approval, followed by submission of the updated certificate of insurance as required.

a. Failure by the Contractor to furnish, deliver, and maintain the required insurance may result

in immediate suspension, discontinuation, or termination of this Agreement/Contract at the

County’s discretion.

b. The Contractor’s failure to obtain or maintain required insurance does not relieve the

Contractor of any liability under this Agreement/Contract, nor does it diminish the

Contractor’s indemnification obligations.

c. The Contractor shall provide copies of all insurance policies—including initial policies,

renewals, extensions, and any changes in coverage—to the County department responsible

for contract administration.

Joint Venture Responsibility

2. If the Contractor is a Joint Venture, each party to the Joint Venture shall be individually and jointly

responsible for completing the project in accordance with this Agreement. The parties shall have

joint and several liabilities for any liquidated damages or performance bond claims related to the

Joint Venture. The performance bond and all required insurance must clearly identify each party to

the Joint Venture.

This is the opportunity summary page. It provides an overview of this opportunity and a preview of the attached documentation.

Bid Title:	Floor Replacement for Lake County Coroner Facility
Category:	RFPs
Status:	Open