Demolition and site work for a municipal facility in Marquette, Michigan. Completed plans call for the demolition of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

Project Summary: The Marquette County Land Bank Authority will hire one contractor to demolish and dispose of all building materials, including underground footings and walls, along with any garages or outbuildings, at the below locations. Lead and asbestos surveys will be completed on all properties and asbestos remediation will be performed at the Authority's expense prior to demolition. The contractor will be responsible for all required local, state and federal permits, associated fees, and notifications to regulating agencies. The Authority may identify components of the building that will be salvaged by the Authority, and at no cost to the Authority. The contractor must submit a bid proposal that includes all of the properties identified below. Please provide pricing for each parcel separately. Residential structure; parcel 52-05-550-019-00, 724 Horseshoe Lake Dr., Forsyth Township (Ex. A) Residential structure; parcel 52-12-403-003-00, 244 Koeber, Republic Township (Ex. B) Three Recreational structures and various park related items; parcel 52-05-101-001-20, Forsyth Township (Ex. C includes a detailed explanation of items to be removed). Commercial structure; parcel 52-53-010-059-00/060-00, 208 Silver, Negaunee City (Ex. D) Project Schedule: The work shall be completed by August 31, 2024. It is expected that bids will be awarded on January 9, 2024 with asbestos clearance and notice to proceed provided by June 30, 2024. Unless an extension is granted by the Authority in writing, any work not complete will result in a late fee of $100 per day until project is complete. Scope of Work: 1. Demolition and disposal of all materials (the entire structure and any out-buildings) from the site, including but not limited to any foundation systems including crawlspace walls, basement walls, footings, piers and basement floors. The cost to remove trees that are necessary to remove in order to facilitate demolition should be included in bid. Any underground storage tanks/fuel tanks must be removed and properly disposed of, the cost of which must be included in bid. There may be other hazardous materials present at the site. Please include in your bid the cost to properly dispose of any hazardous materials. 2. Hauling all material to an appropriate landfill. Copies of landfill tickets may be requested. 3. Upon removal of any below grade materials all excavations and cavities in the earth shall be filled with clean yellow sand or clay materials and covered with four inches of top soil, seed and mulch. All utilities shall be terminated and/or plugged in accordance with the applicable rules, codes and standard practices (wells capped and septic tanks properly abandoned). Any permits or fees for utility termination shall be paid for by the Contractor. 4. In some cases, additional debris may be present on the site. Removal of additional debris should be included in the bid estimate. 5. All concrete slabs on grade shall be removed from the site including but not limited to patios, driveways, drive approaches, private sidewalks and any other slabs located on the site. All areas where concrete is removed shall be restored, per Item 3 above, such that the lot is level. 6. It is expected that water will be used to control dust emissions throughout the demolition process. An open hole inspection may be required. 7. This project is being funded with Federal funds per State Land Bank Authority Grant Agreement # SLBA-00331. Certain documentation may be required per the grant requirements attached as Exhibit F. The Authority will award the work to the firm having the combination of price, qualifications, experience, and scheduling most advantageous to the Land Bank Authority. The Authority reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive irregularities and/or informalities in any proposal.