Demolition and site work for a fire / police facility in Canton, Georgia. Completed plans call for the demolition of a 8,000-square-foot, two-story above grade fire / police facility; and for site work for a fire / police facility.

As of August 15, 2025 this project was awarded to Blue Shield Environmental. But the awarded amount is not available. Demolition and Hazardous Mitigation at Fire Station 16 Demolition and Hazardous Mitigation of Lead Paint and Mold at Fire Station Question Acceptance Deadline 07/15/2025 04:00 PM EDT Only written inquiries will be permitted during the solicitation period. Questions are to be submitted via BidNet Direct for this solicitation no later than the date and time indicated in the Schedule, as may be amended. This project involves the selective demolition of an existing two-story, with a basement brick masonry bearing building, approximately 8,000sf, originally constructed in 1928 as a US post office. The 1st floor construction is a reinforced concrete system, while the 2nd floor construction issteel framed with wood sub-framing system using concrete floorsystem at tile floor areas(referto existing structural drawings). The basement level foundation walls are constructed of concrete. The original building has been repurposed multiple times, and two building additions to the original structure are currently being used as a fire station. See the facility assessment report for additional details about the building structure and details. Demolition Objective: Subsequent to the most recent assessment report, significant water damage from roof leaks has occurred resulting in accelerated degradation of the interior finishes. This project involves the meticulous, selective interior demolition of all non-load bearing walls, finishes, ceilings, and equipment, while protecting the building envelope and structure. All demolition activities are an integral part of a concurrent comprehensive hazardous material remediation project, specifically addressing identified asbestos-containing materials (ACM), lead-containing materials (LCM), and mold. The primary purpose of the demolition is to prepare the interior for a complete renovation while stabilizing the existing building envelope and preserving the existing building structure for re-use 1. Hazardous Material & Mold Remediation (Integrated Demolition): o All demolition shall be executed under strict regulatory guidelines for the abatement, removal, and disposal of identified ACM, LCM, and mold. This includes appropriate containment, ventilation, negative air, specialized cleaning, and adherence to all federal, state, and local regulations (e.g., OSHA, EPA). o Personnel will be appropriately trained, certified, and equipped with necessary PPE. o Air monitoring and clearance testing will be conducted as required to ensure complete and safe remediation. 2. Selective Interior Demolition: o Action Plan: Demolition Contractor is responsible for reviewing the Interior conditions and developing an actionable plan for review and approval with owner and owner's design professional. At such time, selection of protected or to remain, non-load bearing elements, fixtures, finishes, equipment are to be located / indicated. o Non-Load Bearing Elements: Systematic removal of all interior non-load bearing walls, partitions, and related framing. o Finishes & Ceilings: Complete removal of all interior finish materials, including flooring, wall coverings, and ceiling systems (e.g., suspended grids, acoustic panels, plaster, gypsum board). o Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment: Disconnection and removal of all non-fixed equipment, built-in cabinetry, redundant MEP components (lighting, plumbing fixtures, HVAC diffusers, associated ductwork), and other elements not designated for retention.