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General Contractor Solicitation for Housing Reconstruction Services on behalf of the Town of Ansonville

September 16, 2026

September 16, 2026 — The Town of Ansonville recently received $950,000 from the North Carolina Department of Commerce (Grant #21-C-4007 NR), Rural Economic Development Division to provide housing rehabilitation services for approximately 3 low/moderate income, owner occupied single-family properties. All properties are located within the Town of Ansonville and identified as ANSON001 through ANSON003 and are available online for review (see link below), for printing to assist with the Contractors Bid mail-in submittal.

The town is soliciting the services of qualified, licensed General Contractors / firms to complete the housing construction activities. Contractors that demonstrate the ability to efficiently and effectively conduct work activities at multiple properties will be considered favorably.

PURPOSE: The town’s purpose in issuing this notice is to ensure qualified, licensed general contractors are made aware of this program and are provided with an opportunity to bid on the project. Along with the
bid, interested contractors must complete a “Contractor Application” that is available online for printing (see below) and be approved by the town.

Ansonville Reconstruction Packet

Ansonville Bid Opening Notice

 

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