High Rise Door Replacement RFP
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Nov 9, 2026
Work include removal of existing exterior hollow metal doors and frames and the provision of new exterior hybrid fiberglass doors and frames and miscellaneous other work.
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Posted
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Nov 9, 2026
Work include removal of existing exterior hollow metal doors and frames and the provision of new exterior hybrid fiberglass doors and frames and miscellaneous other work.
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City
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Schuylkill Haven
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Schuylkill
Address
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245 Parkway
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(570) 385-3400
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17972
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Schuylkill County Housing Authority
The meeting encompassed a review of financial statements, the Executive Director's report, and various operational updates. Key agenda items included the Capital Fund Program report, liquid propane bids, and health insurance renewal rates. Discussions covered specific infrastructure projects, including payments for water pump and sump pump maintenance, backflow valve replacements at the Shenandoah High Rise, and elevator door replacements at the Ashland High Rise. The board also reviewed public housing occupancy percentages, subsidy information, budget revisions, and reports related to the Housing Choice Voucher Program, including HAP and Admin Equity analyses and portability reports. Reports from the Helping Harvest Fresh Food Bank and the Family Self-Sufficiency program were also addressed, along with an occupancy update on properties owned by the Schuylkill County Housing Development Corporation.
The Schuylkill County Housing Authority's Agency Plan outlines its mission to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment for low-income residents. This five-year plan (2026-2030) details strategies to expand and improve the supply and quality of assisted housing, increase housing choices, and enhance the living environment. Key focus areas include promoting self-sufficiency, fostering asset development for assisted households, and ensuring equal opportunity by affirmatively furthering fair housing for low, very low, and extremely low-income families.
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This Agency Plan for the Schuylkill County Housing Authority outlines its mission to provide adequate, affordable, and non-discriminatory housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment for low-income residents. The plan for 2022-2026 focuses on key strategic goals: expanding and improving the supply and quality of assisted housing, increasing housing choices, providing an improved living environment, promoting self-sufficiency, and ensuring equal opportunity and fair housing. It details strategies for maximizing housing availability, enhancing existing properties, fostering resident independence, and collaborating with community partners.
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