All labor and material to replace roofing and all labor and material to replace two HVAC units at the Calistoga Farm Worker Center, located at 3996 St. Helena Highway, Calistoga, CA. The sign in sheets are available for download. Addendum 1 and 2 have been posted.
There are growing concerns for the mental health of farm workers, both domestic and migrant. Assessment should engage farmers, farmworkers (domestic and migrant) at the farm, or locations that are comfortable to the individual, to discuss issues that contribute to stress, and identify resources, advocacy groups and organizations currently serving this demographic and determine potential barriers to accessing supports.
There are growing concerns for the mental health of farm workers, both domestic and migrant. The grant will provide funding to assess the unmet needs of Vermont farm workers, develop a coordinated plan for how existing organizations can best meet those needs and begin to connect farmworkers with needed resources.
Perspective offerors must be certified, registered and on the list with DOL for the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA) Registered Farm Labor Contractor.
The project site is located at 3996 St. Helena Hwy in Calistoga, CA. Work generally consist of, but is not limited to, all labor and materials for complete removal of roofing materials and replacement of like kind materials in various specified areas of building and removal and replacement to (2) two existing HVAC units. Contractor is responsible for coordinating crane and HVAC delivery and installation around roofing schedule. The mandatory pre-bid site visit has been posted. Addendum 1 has been added. The Engineer's estimate is $165,000.
There are growing concerns for the mental health of farm workers, both domestic and migrant. Assessment should engage farmers, farmworkers (domestic and migrant) at the farm, or locations that are comfortable to the individual, to discuss issues that contribute to stress, and identify resources, advocacy groups and organizations currently serving this demographic and determine potential barriers to accessing supports.
There are growing concerns for the mental health of farm workers, both domestic and migrant. The grant will provide funding to assess the unmet needs of Vermont farm workers, develop a coordinated plan for how existing organizations can best meet those needs and begin to connect farmworkers with needed resources.
