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Winterwood, Inc., as manager of Park DuValle Phase II, Phase III, and Phase IV, is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified, licensed, and insured landscaping and grounds maintenance contractors to provide comprehensive commercial lawn maintenance and grounds care services.

Project Scope: The Contractor is responsible for the full renovation of the existing 19,073-square-foot, two-level Civic Center building, plus building a new 6,025-square-foot, two-level addition.

LMHA is seeking Fire Inspection services for its sprinklers/ alarms / extinguishers/ fire pumps/ range hoods/ clean agent and backflows. This work will need to be performed by employee(s) with valid, current state and local certification. PoP 09/01/2026 - 8/31/2027

The work shall consist of furnishing all labor and equipment to provide the noted renovations at 30 units as specified in the bid documents.

Winterwood, Inc. is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified and insured roofing contractors to provide complete roofing replacement services at Park DuValle Phase III and Park DuValle Phase IV located in Louisville, Kentucky.

Total Small Business Set-Aside, 562111 - Solid Waste Collection. Provide routine trash collection & disposal services for the Syracuse Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) in accordance with (IAW) the attached Performance Work Statement (PWS). The contractor shall provide maintain & empty dumpster/container once per week.

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. A partial rehabilitation of one of the units at Wolf Creek has recently concluded with an operational unit and may be fully rehabilitated under this contract with replacement of key components. Upon completion, the Project will significantly increase effectiveness, efficiency, and reliability of the hydrogenating units at Wolf Creek Powerhouse. This significant restoration and increase in critical mission factors of the units is the main driver for the Project. The power produced is an economic benefit to the surrounding community since it is provided to local utilities at the minimum possible cost. The rehabilitation effort at Wolf Creek is an extension of the larger decades-long hydropower rehabilitation effort throughout the Cumberland River System.