Contractors
Create a Lasting Impact in the Lives of Greenville County Residents
Through our work with builders and contractors, GCRA offers the dream of affordable homeownership to new buyers throughout Greenville County. Our efforts also allow us to provide safe, well-kept communities that spur economic development and pride. Help us to continue the dream by becoming an approved builder and bidding on projects.
Current Bid Opportunities:
There are no projects currently out for bid.
The following requirements apply to all GCRA projects:
Any bids received which do not comply with the following will not be accepted.
Bids may not be submitted via email or other digital format (unless otherwise noted).
For proper bid submission, they must be sealed (wet-sealed or taped closed), and may be delivered by hand, US Mail, UPS, FedEx, or other carrier. GCRA takes no responsibility for failure by carrier to deliver bids on time; bids arriving late will not be considered.
Sealed bid envelopes must be marked clearly with the words “BID ENCLOSED”, the particular project and bid opening date/time, and the bidder’s company/address information. In the case of shipping, this inner envelope must be placed into a shipping pack to be addressed to the attention of GCRA’s Operations Director.
(These and other bidding requirements may be found in the latest edition of the GCRA General Construction Specifications, available for download on the Approved Contractors tab of this web page.)
GCRA Bid Results
Miller & Old Mill Roads Sidewalks, City of Mauldin: A low bid of $73,330.00 was received from Foothills Contracting Service (Central, SC).
In order to be considered/invited to bid GCRA projects, firms must be pre-approved as qualified bidders. For information on applying, please see the Approved Contractors tab on this page.
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Recent Projects
Brutontown
Travelers Rest
Approved Contractors
Applying to Become a GCRA Contractor
All contractors must comply with GCRA’s General Construction Specifications (latest revision: 10/26/2023). Please familiarize yourself with this document.
If you’re interested in bidding on any GCRA job, you must first apply to become a GCRA-approved residential builder or general contractor. To be approved, please email (Operations Director and Project Coordinator email addresses below) your application along with the following supporting documents:
- Residential builder or general contractor’s license
- General Liability and Workers’ Compensation insurance certificate
- W-9 Form
- Renovation Repair & Painting Rule (RRP) certification for contractors who wish to bid on projects for repair of existing homes.
The Redevelopment Authority is an equal employment opportunity organization and prohibits job discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap or national origin.
The Redevelopment Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any formalities in the bidding process. Potential contractors need proof of license, general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, responsible credit, and prior professional work.
Current RFP/RFQ Opportunities
No current proposal opportunities