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Bids are due October 2, 2025, at 5:00 PM. The successful bidder will be obligated to comply with tribal rules and regulations and TERO. A purchase order will be issued to the responsible contractor who provides the lowest, most responsive bid. Indian preference will be given to bidders who provide proof of current certification from the Cherokee Nation Tribal Employment Office (TERO). The contractor must complete the TERO labor agreement and pay all applicable fees. The contractor/subcontractor agrees to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) instructions to bidders. All iron, steel, and manufactured goods used in the project must be produced or manufactured in the United States. Bidders can visit the job site. Payments will be made in one payment at 100% upon statement of completion and acceptance of work. Insurance requirements must be met. Workmanship warranty is for one year. Any person, firm, or other party to whom a subcontract is proposed must be approved by the HACN. All required documentation must be submitted within three days of notification of award. Failure to submit all paperwork by the deadline will result in the award being revoked. A non-collusive affidavit is required. Each job must be completed within 10 working days. Work should begin within two weeks of notification; otherwise, liquidated damages will be charged.

Sealed lump sum bids are being accepted for renovation work at **** 194th place, McGregor, MN. Bids are due Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at 3:00 PM. A mandatory pre-bid site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30, 2025, at 11:30 AM. Contractors are responsible for identifying discrepancies in the scope of work, meeting industry standards, and complying with the International Residential Code (IRC) and Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe 2025 project specifications. All electrical work must comply with applicable Department of Commerce or Department of Labor and Industry rules. Contractors must reconnect all utilities, secure permits and fees, and repair any damage to the property. Work will not begin until all required permits are issued. Additional documents required with their bid submittal include a completed and signed bid form, a copy of current vendor license or application, current insurance certificate, a copy of subcontractor/material supplier list, a copy of a valid Minnesota contractor's license, and a copy of an authorized signature sheet. Firms must be licensed with the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. A copy of this license or the license application must accompany each bid. Bonding requirements have changed for Mille Lacs Band funded residential projects. A performance bond is required for contracts in excess of $100,000. Bids must be mailed to a specific PO Box in Onami, MN. The Mille Lacs Band reserves the right to reject any bid that it is unable to collect at the Onami post office by the bid deadline.

Bidders must visit the site and meet with the client to inspect field conditions before submitting a bid. Contact information for client information is provided. A list of various services and materials are requested.