Click here for entire RFP: RFP25-019 B&G Club Roof replacement

The Spokane Tribe of Indians (STOI) is requesting proposals from qualified contractors to perform a complete roof replacement at the Boys and Girls Club facility. The project includes removal and replacement of both the shingle roof system and the flat membrane roof system. Work must be performed to manufacturers and building code standards, with warranties provided. There are no expressed or implied obligations for the SPOKANE TRIBE OF INDIANS to reimburse responding firms for any expenses incurred in preparing proposals in response to this request.  Your proposal and proposal amount shall remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days from the closing date.

I.   SCOPE OF REQUESTED SERVICES

• 1.    Shingled Roof Area

  • • Remove and dispose of all existing shingle roof layers.
    • Remove and dispose existing 2″ insulation board beneath shingles.
    • Furnish and install H–Shield NB 2inch (Flat Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufactured On-Line to Oriented Strand Board) or comparable.
    • Install complete shingle roof system including:
    • Architectural Shingles
    • Roof deck protection.
    • Ice and water shield at eaves (per code).
    • Pipe flashing, wall flashing, drip edge, valley metal, starter shingles, skylight metal flashings, and ridge cap.
    • High-quality roofing nails (no staples).
    • Replace rotten or damaged sheathing at unit price per sq. ft. (to be included in bid).
    • Special condition on western slope shingle area with skylights
    • Remove recently installed shingles only (SIP panels 1 ½” with attached OSB remains in place as it was already replaced)
    • Install new shingles
  • 2. Flat Membrane Roof Area
    • • Apply field cuts to existing membrane to allow proper breathing” and remove existing wall/curbs membrane.
      • Install mechanically attached 1/2” HD coverboard over top of existing membrane roof (fire code compliant).
      • Install mechanically attached 60 mil TPO membrane roof system, fully adhered at walls/units.
      • Install drip edge flashings at perimeter walls (color to be selected by owner).
  •  3. General Work Requirements
    • • Sweep yard with magnet to pick up loose nails/staples.
      • Remove and haul all excess materials.
      • Obtain all necessary permits.
      • Provide cleanup and site restoration after completion.
      • If toe boards are installed ensure that no fasteners will penetrate through the ship lap roof decking.

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Click here for RFP: RFP25-016- 477 PSELC Nurse Consultant

BACKGROUND

On behalf of the Spokane Tribe of Indians (herein called the “Tribe”) we hereby request proposals from reasonable, responsive, responsible, qualified vendors possessing the ability to provide a professional role as a currently licensed registered nurse, for the Spokane Tribe of Indians. This RFP and specifications will be used to determine all necessary information for interested vendors to use when finalizing a proposal.

QUALIFICATIONS

The Spokane Tribe is seeking 2 qualified Licensed Registered Nurses having:

• Has worked in pediatrics or public health in the past five years or has taken or taught classes in pediatric nursing at the college level in the past five years;
• Has experience with state licensing and public health requirements; and
• Has knowledge and experience sufficient to provide service consistent with the health consultant competencies described in the most current version of “Caring for Our Children”
• Licensed to practice in state of Washington
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Cultural Competence and desire to work with the Native American population

SCOPE OF WORK

The Spokane Tribe is seeking 2 pediatric nurse consultants:

• Conduct at least one on-site visit monthly, if an infant is enrolled, during which the consultant:
  • Observes and assesses staff knowledge of infant health; development, and safety and offers support through training, consultation, or referral;
  • Observes and assesses classroom health practices including, but not limited to, infection control, including cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting, and provides technical assistance to correct any practices of concern;
  • Observes and assesses behavior, development, and health status of individual infants in care and makes recommendations to staff or parents or guardians including if further assessment is recommended, as requested or otherwise determined appropriate.

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Click here for entire RFP: RFP Land Surveys.

PURPOSE

To establish a contract on behalf of the Spokane Tribe of Indians Department of Natural Resources for the purpose of performing four American Land Title Association (“ALTA”) / National Society of Professional Surveyors (“NSPS”) Land Title Surveys of the subject property located at the following Parcels: 1771700, 1572800, 2023900 and Tribal Tract: 102-184-B.

SCOPE OF WORK

1.0 Introduction

This Scope of Work (“SOW”) outlines the tasks and deliverables for performing an American Land Title Association (“ALTA”) / National Society of Professional Surveyors (“NSPS”) Land Title Survey of the subject property located at the following Parcels: 1771700, 1572800, 2023900 and Tribal Tract 102-184-B. This survey will be conducted to assist in land purchases for the Spokane Tribe of Indians Department of Natural Resources, providing a comprehensive depiction of the property and its characteristics for title insurance purposes and submission to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for trust acquisition.

2.0 Applicable Standards

The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey will be performed in strict conformance with the “Minimum Standard Detail Requirements for ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys” as adopted by ALTA and NSPS, effective [Insert Current Effective Date, e.g., February 23, 2021]. This SOW assumes the client will specify required Table A items.

3.0 Scope of Services – ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey

The ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey will include the following components:

3.1 Records Research

Extensive research of public records and client-provided documentation will be conducted to identify existing boundary lines, easements, rights-of-way, access, and other matters affecting the property. This research may include, but is not limited to:

• Deeds of record for the subject property and adjoining properties.
• Recorded plats.
• Easement documents (e.g., utility easements, access easements).
• Right-of-way documents.
• Zoning ordinances and setback requirements (as provided by client or readily available).
• Flood Plain information (if requested and readily available).
• Review of current title commitment and all underlying schedule B title exceptions (client to provide title commitment)…….