Site work for a water / sewer project in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The North Spartanburg Fire & Emergency Services District (NSFD or District) solicits Licensed Grading Contractors for the stormwater management, clearing, and grading for the NSFD training center. In 2017, NSFD purchased a 17-acre tract of land for a training center. The 17-acre tract of land is located behind our Wingo Park station at 2621 New Cut Rd. NSFD has steadily worked to improve our training division. The advantages of securing our training facility will assist us in continuing to improve our ISO rating, ensuring that our personnel remains technically competent to operate in all-hazard environments. The proposed phase 1 of the project includes the clearing and grading of approximately 12 acres. Copies of: Topographic Survey, Spartanburg County approved Engineering plans Spartanburg County Department of Public Works Stormwater Permit letter DHEC projects general permit coverage letter May be acquired from: North Spartanburg Fire District 8767 Asheville Hwy Spartanburg S.C. 29316. IV. PRICE PROPOSAL Pricing should reflect the cost of: 1. Compliance with Spartanburg County approved Engineering plans. 2. Stumping and clearing of approximately 12 acres . 3. Grading per Spartanburg County approved Engineering plans. 4. On-site tub grinding of stumps and brush. V. EVALUATIONS CRITERIA The award will be made based on a recommendation made by District staff and authorized by the Commission Board's formal action. Proposals will be evaluated based on the following criteria: Price for the services outlined in the RFP. Qualifications and experience of the Licensed Grading Contractor. Reference checks. VI. AWARD OR REJECTION OF PROPOSALS A contract shall be awarded to a responsive and responsible bidder. The District reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to: 1. Accept a proposal in part or as a whole. 2. Reject any or all proposals. 3. Re-advertise the Request for Proposals. 4. Waive any required information or any technical or formal defect in a proposal. 5. Select a proposal and make a contract award that best serves the contract services most effective and efficient performance and the District's interests. 6. Reject any proposals that comply with the Request for Proposals specifications. 7. Elect not to proceed with the process outlined in the Request for Proposals; or 8. Accept a higher proposal that complies with the Request for Proposals specifications, provided that, in the judgment of the District, the services or items offered under the higher proposal have additional values or functions justifying the price difference. The project was awarded to Rocky Knoll.