Demolition and site work for a road / highway in Moline, Illinois. Completed plans call for the demolition of a road / highway; and for site work for a road / highway.

As of March 05, 2026, project was awarded to Coopman H Truck & Excavating Inc., but awarded amount is not available. 7th Street Properties Demolition Project The City of Moline (hereinafter: "City") requests bids for the 7th Street Properties Demolition Project, per the identified minimum specifications . LOCATIONS: - 1410, 1504, 1508 7th St., Moline IL. Question Cuttoff Date & Time 2/5/2026 01:00:00 AM (ET) For all questions regarding this bid, please contact: James Whiting, Facilities Manager, 309-524-2400 or jcwhiting@moline.il.us. COmpletion- May 22nd, 2026. The inspection of the building revealed asbestos containing materials consisting of approximately: 1410 7th St. Moline, IL :- 7,200 ft2 of 9x9 floor tile & mastic throughout (including mastic under ceramic tile in the lower level), 7,200 ft2 of ceiling tile mastic throughout, drywall joint compound throughout, <25 ft2 of exterior caulk and <25 ft2 of roof flashing cement. Assume there is transite duct under the slab in the lower level. The building is a one story structure with a lower level, concrete foundation, brick exterior and flat roof. Heat was provided by a forced air furnace system. 1504 7th St. Moline, IL :- 7,200 ft2 of 9x9 floor tile & mastic throughout (including mastic under 12x12 floor tile & carpet), 7,200 ft2 of mastic on lxl ceiling tile, drywall joint compound throughout and 25 If of vent pipe in the lower level mechanical roof through the roof. The building is a one story structure with a lower level, concrete foundation, brick exterior and flat roof. Heat was provided by a forced air furnace system. 1508 7th St. Moline, IL :- 2,500 ft2 of 9x9 floor tile & mastic on 1st floor, 2,500 ft2 of ceiling tile mastic on 1st floor, drywall joint compound on 1st floor, black furnace pipe wrap in the mechanical room, <25 ft2 of exterior caulk and 500 ft2 of tar paper on the ends under the wood shake siding. The building is a one story structure with an unfinished lower level, concrete foundation, brick exterior and pitched shingled roof. Heat was provided by a forced air furnace system.