Demolition and site work for a multi-residential development in Whiteville, North Carolina. Completed plans call civil work for a multi-residential development.

Columbus County has received funding through the FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA 2020) Grant Program for the voluntary acquisition and demolition of substantially damaged residential structures located within identified flood-prone areas. The purpose is to reduce future flood losses by permanently removing at-risk properties from the floodplain and returning the land to open space use. The County, in partnership with the North Carolina Department of Emergency Management (NCDEM), is seeking qualified and licensed demolition contractors to perform demolition, asbestos abatement (if present), and site restoration services for selected residential properties acquired under the FMA 2020 program. Project work will include but is not limited to: demolition and removal of all above-ground structures, slabs, foundations, driveways, and other impervious surfaces; asbestos abatement and proper disposal in accordance with state and federal regulations (where identified in asbestos inspection reports); capping, removal, or abandonment of all existing utilities (water, sewer/septic, gas, and electrical) in compliance with county and state standards; proper disposal of all debris in approved facilities; grading and seeding of disturbed areas for site stabilization and restoration. Demolition specifications are available from the Columbus County Planning Department. All bids must be submitted in accordance with the County’s procurement policies and procedures. Please submit all bids to Columbus County Planning Department, 127 West Webster St., Whiteville, NC, 28472.