This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, will receive proposals for the removal and disposal of Asbestos Containing Material and Universal Waste, the razing of the structure(s), and the restoration of the lot(s) described below in accordance with this Request for Proposal with Instructions to Proposers and the enclosed Detailed Description of Work to be Performed, the Environmental Inspection Reports, the General Specifications and Conditions, and the Contract. Proposals must be submitted sealed, on City forms, legible and fully complete in all respects, showing the date and time of the proposal opening on the outside of the sealed proposal. The City reserves the right to reject any proposal which the City deems incomplete. Each Proposer has an obligation to examine the site(s) upon which the Work will be performed to assess conditions and to review any City furnished data. The City will open the structure(s) and lot(s) on Tuesday, September 13, 2022, at 10 a.m. to give Proposers an opportunity to inspect the structure(s) and to ask staff questions. Each Proposer will be required to provide their own lighting and ladders for their inspections. Inspections will begin at 1523 61st Street followed by 1526 61st Street, 6018 16th Avenue, and ending at 5135 13th Avenue. The City will not accept a Proposal from any Proposer who has not signed in indicating that the Proposer has inspected the structure(s) and lot(s), or has not made other inspection arrangements with City staff. . Contact Zohrab Khaligian, Community Development Specialist, City Development, 625 52nd Street, Room 308, Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140, (262) 653-4030, zkhaligian@kenosha.org. The City reserves the right to reject unqualified or nonconforming Proposals, to reject all Proposals and request new Proposals, to accept a Proposal for an individual structure and lot, any combination of structures and lots, or all structures and lots, to accept Proposal(s) if advantageous to the City, or to select the most qualified Proposal. This project is not a public construction contract under Wisconsin law and the City is not required to award the Contract to the lowest responsible Proposer.