Demolition and site work for a water / sewer project in Fairfield, Connecticut. Completed plans call for the demolition of a water / sewer project; and for site work for a water / sewer project.

The Town of Fairfield (Town) on behalf of its Department of Public Works (DPW) is seeking competitive bids from qualified contractors to provide all materials, labor, and equipment necessary for the removal and disposal of various underground storage tanks located at the Fairfield Police Department and Operation Hope as specified. NOTES: 1. The intent is to have the work performed upon award of contract. However, due to the possibility that contaminated soil may be found, the project either partially or in its entirety may not be awarded contingent upon available funding. 2. Upon notice to proceed, Contractor may have immediate site access with all work completed in a timely manner. 3. The Town intends to award both projects to one (1) contractor, however, the Town maintains the right to award to multiple contractors based on pricing and available funding. Written requests for information will not be accepted after 4:30 pm on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Questions concerning this bid must be submitted in writing and directed only to: Pru O'Brien, Buyer pobrien@fairfieldct.org Response will be in the form of an addendum that will be posted approximately 4:30 pm on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, to the Town of Fairfield website Upon Award, all bidding documents shall constitute a legal contract including but not limited to the following; Bid Invitation, Addendum, CT DOL Prevailing Wage Documents (if applicable), Award Resolution, Town Purchase Order, and AIA Contract or equivalent when applicable. Contractor shall notify the Town of Fairfield Fire Marshal at least forty-eight hours prior to commencing UST removal activities, Contractor shall be responsible for notifying and obtain all required permits from the Town. SCOPE OF WORK Site #1. Fairfield Police Department, 100 Reef Road, Fairfield, CT 06824 Tank #2 Size: 8,000 gal. Oil Tank, Contents: <100 gallons Heating Oil (see attachment for location of this tank.) Site #2. Operation Hope, 50 Nichols Street, Fairfield, CT 06824 Tank #1. Size: 1000 gal., Contents: <100 gallons Heating Oil General Scope of Work: o Obtain all necessary permits for oil tank removal as deemed by Local, State, and Federal regulatory agencies. o Properly dispose of all residual liquid inside the tank which is estimated above. Disposal costs are to be included in the Base Bid amounts. o LEP cost to be included in base bid amounts. o Excavate tanks including all associated piping and remove from the ground. Remove and properly dispose of the concrete and covers above the tanks. o Inert the tanks as needed and transport it off-site to an approved tank decommissioning facility for proper cleaning and disposal; or clean the tanks onsite and dispose of at an approved facility. Provide documentation that this is completed. o Remove/abandon associated piping to the base of the building foundation. Cap any line leading to fuel oil pumping equipment. All piping that is underground shall be removed. Clean and cold patch/asphalt all disturbed areas. Final restoration shall be included in Base Bids. o It is the Contractor's responsibility to protect the construction site and the existing buildings. o All Federal, State and Local Codes relating to oil tank removal must be maintained. All work must be in strict accordance with all EPA, DEEP, State and Local rules, codes, regulations and ordinances. o A six (6) foot high chain link construction fence shall be installed around the work area for the duration of construction. The construction site must be properly secured at all times. o Work area must be kept free of hazards and protected at all times. o The scope of work does not include replacement of the removed tank. Obtain all necessary permits for oil tank removal as deemed by Local, State, and Federal regulatory agencies. Properly dispose of all residual liquid inside the tank which is estimated above. Disposal costs are to be included in the Base Bid amounts. LEP cost to be included in base bid amounts. Excavate tanks including all associated piping and remove from the ground. Remove and properly dispose of the concrete and covers above the tanks. Inert the tanks as needed and transport it off-site to an approved tank decommissioning facility for proper cleaning and disposal; or clean the tanks onsite and dispose of at an approved facility. Provide documentation that this is completed. Remove/abandon associated piping to the base of the building foundation. Cap any line leading to fuel oil pumping equipment. All piping that is underground shall be removed.