REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (NORTHH RFQ_001)
- Title: NORTHH Retrofit – Sunrise Apartment Building Windows Replacement, Yakutat
- CLOSED: Submittal Deadline: 3/5/26
- Contract Award: Renewing America’s Nonprofits DE-SE0001008
- Answers to Questions can be found below!
AHS offers Alaska nonprofits a U.S. Department of Energy Renewing America’s Nonprofits (RAN) program. RAN, or NORTHH (Nonprofits Retrofits for Health and Housing as our project is called) allows qualified Alaska nonprofits to receive support for home energy efficiency building retrofits and upgrades to make their buildings cheaper and cleaner to operate and to improve building occupant comfort.
AHS invites proposals from qualified entities to provide building retrofit services for our RAN program. If you and/or your business is interested, view the RFQ, email andy@akheatsmart.org to inform AHS that you have the RFQ, and return a completed proposal by 3/5/26.
Questions and Answers: Updated 2/24/26
- If I want to perform a site visit in Yakutat, who should I reach out to?
In Yakutat, reach out to Clayton Phillips at (907) 209-2038. He should be able to give you access to the Sunrise building for a look at the existing windows. - Is the total contract up to $150,000.00 or is there funding from other sources?
This bidding is only for the windows and there is no othere funding. Contractors will need to specify which windows they can replace for the $150K available from the NORTHH program. - Reuse of the exterior vinyl siding is questionable as it is pretty brittle. There is a little bit laying around from original install but its in the same condition. Thoughts?
The interior and exterior of replaced windows will need to be trimmed out in a professional manner. So, if the existing siding isn’t an option, contractors will need to specify what it will be.
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ: 2026_001)
- Title: Healthy Homes Program / HANDYMAN Contract Services
- CLOSED: Submittal Deadline: 3/12/26
- Contract Award: HEALTHY HOMES_AKHHP0097-22
AHS offers Juneau residents a US Department of Housing and Urban Development ‘Healthy Homes’ program. The Healthy Homes program allows qualified lower income family homes to receive support for home improvements and upgrades to make their homes safer and more energy efficient.
AHS invites proposals from qualified entities or individuals to provide some or all home improvement and/or energy upgrade handyman/ weatherization services for our Healthy Homes program. If you and/or your business is interested, view the RFQ, email andy@akheatsmart.org to inform AHS that you have the RFQ, and return a completed proposal by 3/12/26.
Proposals will be reviewed and processed as they are received.