Demolition and site work for a multi-residential development in Gibsonville, North Carolina. Completed plans call for the demolition of a multi-residential development; and for site work for a multi-residential development.

Written inquiries regarding the IFB may be made by email to OSBM-DR (John Donachie, Operations Manager) at john.donachie@osbm.nc.gov up until 5:00 pm on June 16, 2023, and OSBM-DR will post an addendum of answers to those inquiries or questions presented at the pre-bid meeting by June 19, 2023. 1. Pre-Demolition Meeting & General Requirements for all Demolition Projects: A. Pre-Demolition Meeting: OSBM-DR and Contractor will attend a meeting at each Project site within 10 business days of the contract award(s). The County may attend the meeting. The meeting will go over the scopes of work and set the start date(s) of the Project(s) that will be included in the notice to proceed that will be issued following the meeting. OSBM-DR will verify that Contractor has all required insurance in place prior to the start of demolition. B. Permits and Licenses: The Contractor shall give all required notices and obtain all permits and licenses required for the completion of the Project(s). Contactor shall contact "Call Before You Dig" to mark any underground utilities. C. Demolition permit: Where a permit is required by the AHJ, the contractor will be required to deliver a copy of the original issued permit prior to commencing any demolition operations. The AHJ has indicated that a Floodplain Development permit will also be required for these demolitions. D. Site Investigation & Erosion Control: The Contractor shall verify the service has been shut down prior to accomplishing the physical disconnections and any capping or terminations necessary to proceed with demolition. The site investigation may take place at the predemolition meeting, but Contractor may investigate the Project site(s) any time after it receives a copy of the County's Right of Entry form for the Project site, which OSBM-DR and/or County will obtain prior to the pre-demolition meeting. E. Mobilization: The Contractor shall be capable of mobilizing his equipment and crews within seven days of the receipt of Notice to Proceed. The Contractor shall work expeditiously to obtain permits and proceed with the work. F. Protection of Work, Property and Public: Contractor and OSBM-DR acknowledge and agree that Contractor shall keep the Project sites clean and safe for the Contractor, subcontractors, inspectors, OSBM-DR, public and adjoining landowners. G. Site Conditions: The Contractor shall enforce AHJ's and OSBM-DR's instructions regarding signs, advertisements, fires and smoking. No firearms, any type of alcoholic beverages, or drugs (other than those prescribed by a physician) will be permitted at the Project site. Demolition of two (2) Homes - 6100 Bellflower Ln, Gibsonville, NC 6102 Bellflower Ln, Gibsonville, NC H. Asbestos Abatement: Asbestos inspections have been conducted for both properties. At 6100 Bellflower Ln asbestos was detected above 1% in property that requires specialized ACM removal and handling procedures. No asbestos was found at 6102 Bellflower Ln above 1% in property; therefore, no specialized ACM removal or handling procedures are required prior to demolition activities. The Asbestos Inspection Reports are attached hereto. Demolition of Home: 1. Contractor to photo document conditions at the Project site: No less than 10 pictures prior to commencement of any demolition activity (interior and exterior photos); during abatement of any hazardous material (including areas that were identified containing asbestos and photograph safety measures placed in hazardous materials area prior to abatement); during demolition of homes; and no less than 5 pictures after site has been cleared of all debris and made safe for foot traffic. 2. OSBM-DR shall provide contractor with copy of the completed survey report, if available. The Contractor shall field verify the completed staked-out boundary, which shall serve as the limits of demolition/construction. 3. Erosion control measures shall include rough grade to allow construction of a new home on the site. Additionally, two (2) dump truck loads of clean fill shall be delivered and spread over the area where the home has been removed and "crowned" preparing the site for the new home to be set upon. 4. The Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, machines, and tools necessary to perform demolition and debris removal of the home located on the Property. The Contractor is only responsible for demolishing the specific structure/home and removing the resulting debris to the appropriate landfill. Contractor shall make sure all demolition activities and stockpiling of debris remain in the limits of construction. All demolition debris (hazard and non-hazardous) shall be removed and taken to an approved landfill, with nothing buried on the site. 5. Driveways, Walkways, Detached Structures, and Garbage: Contractor shall demolish all existing driveways, walkways, and detached structures. The Contractor will be responsible for removing all garbage/ household debris that is located in the work area. 6. All relevant street side appurtenances including fire hydrants, fencing and street signs shall be left undamaged during demolition and debris removal. 7. If owner has not disconnected any propane cylinders, Contractor shall disconnect them and move them to a location on the Property within the limits of construction but a significant distance away from the demolition work. Contractor shall coordinate with OSBM-DR to find a suitable location for the propane tanks at the Project site. 8. Utilities/Septic Tank: If property is on City utilities water/ sewer pipes are to be capped at least ten feet away from city/ county connection. If property is served by septic tank, the tank shall either be removed or crushed in place with leveling of soils in any disturbed areas. 9. Remove all footings and foundation walls to at least one (1) foot below the finish grade with leveling of soils in any disturbed areas. 10. Only trees, bushes and shrubs which restrict the demolition work on any structure may be removed as part of the demolition project. 11. Homeowner shall remove any above-ground fuel storage tanks located on property that service the home prior to start of demolition. County and OSBM-DR are not aware of the existence of any underground storage tank, the Contractor shall stop work in that area and notify OSBMDR for direction, which may include inspection and/or testing of the tank. Any abatement of an underground storage tank will be done through a properly executed change order. Contractor shall assume all liability for removing any underground storage tank and cleaning up any spilled fuel without following the above process. Bid Results: (1) Demo: 6100 Bellflower Ln. J&L Land Solutions $ 8,000.00 (2) Demo: 6102 Bellflower Ln EMR Services, Inc $21,000.00