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To this end, we are seeking bids for the jobs needed to build these homes in 2010.

Copies of the prints and specifications for each of the 3 floor plans that we currently build are posted here.  You will also find a copy of our Scopes of Work that will be used in the contract execution.  Upon review, please submit a bid for each floor plan to include the following:

• Labor and materials cost to complete the activities highlighted in the Scopes of Work
• Labor only cost to complete the activities highlighted in the Scopes of Work
• Materials only cost to complete the activities highlighted in the Scopes of Work
• Cost justification worksheet to explain the various costs to complete the work for each plan

The source of funding for this project is the Federal government.  These funds require that you also make strong efforts to hire people from the community where the project will be located.  The goal is to have the funds also offer employment as well as housing opportunities to the areas that we serve.  To help you with this process, we have identified a number of individuals with a variety of skill sets who currently live in the community and the surrounding area if you are unable to find workers from the area on your own.

Should you have any questions regarding this process, please contact Scott Losey, Construction Director: slosey@habitatdetroit.org or 313.377.2994

• Checklist for 2010 RFP
• product specs 2010
• Scopes of work drywall 2009-2010
• Scopes of work electric 2009-2010
• Scopes of work excavation 2009-2010
• Scopes of work flatwork 2009-2010
• Scopes of work foundation wall 2009-2010
• Scopes of work HVAC 2009-2010
• Scopes of work plumbing 2009-2010
• List of Materials.2-story(CIP fnd).100808
• List of Materials.3-br ranch with garage.011509
• List of Materials.4-br ranch with garage.011509 update
• HFHD 2story mech rev 120909
• HFHD 3br mech rev 120909
• HFHD 4br mech rev 120909

One of our MorningSide Commons homeowners, Kelley Marks, was interviewed by Model D. Click here to read the full story.

Get more involved by…

• Donating to Habitat Detroit
• Sponsoring a Habitat Detroit home
• Volunteering with Habitat Detroit
• Becoming a Habitat Detroit homeowner
• Donating to or visiting the Habitat ReStore

Since opening in 2000, the ReStore has taken donations of used appliances and sold then at a nominal cost to the public.  Profits from used appliance sales go to support Habitat for Humanity’s traditional home building programs.  To provide increased financial support for affordable home construction and to provide greater value to ReStore customers, the ReStore Certified Appliance project, or ReCap, was introduced in June, 2009.

With the launch of ReCap, all appliances are processed through ReStore’s new Appliance Service Center.  Once an appliance is processed through the ReCap program, the unit receives a serial number and is warranted for 6 months.  There has never been a better time to a used appliance. That’s because all our appliances undergo a rigorous inspection process.

 A ReCap appliance undergoes a 4-Step program:

1. 19-Point Inspection
2. Repair and Replace Parts as Needed
3. Thorough Testing
4. Cleaning

Don’t Dump it. Donate it. And Deduct it.
Donate your used Appliances to ReCap!