Site work and asbestos abatement for a municipal facility in Jackson, Tennessee. Completed plans call for asbestos abatement for a municipal facility.

Asbestos abatement services for the City of Jackson. The facility is an unoccupied, two-story, 16-unit multi-family apartment building constructed circa 1960, comprising approximately 10,040 square feet of reported gross living area. The primary objective is the complete removal, packaging, transportation, and lawful disposal of all identified asbestoscontaining materials (ACM ) to achieve certified environmental clearance across all 16 units prior to planned structural demolition. The technical scope of work encompasses: Mobilization of all certified labor, technical supervision, personal protective equipment (PPE), containment materials, HEPA-equipped engineering controls, and disposal supplies. Relocation and staging of abandoned, mold-affected furniture, household contents, and loose debris within all 16 units as required to fully access floor surfaces. Complete removal and disposal of 16 porcelain/metal sinks with attached asbestos-containing black mastic (one per apartment). Complete removal and disposal of existing floor tile and underlying asbestos-containing black flooring mastic in all eight (8) lower-level apartments. Complete removal and disposal of existing floor tile, underlying asbestos-containing black flooring mastic, and the associated wood subfloor assembly across all eight (8) upper-level apartments. Complete removal and disposal of 16 asbestos-containing flexible duct vibration dampeners (one per apartment). Pre-abatement regulatory notifications, containment erection, wet-cleaning, final contractor visual inspections, and coordination with the City's third-party environmental testing consultant for final visual and clearance air sampling. Transport and manifesting of all asbestos-contaminated waste to an approved, permitted disposal facility. Question Deadline 11/04/2026 at 12:00 PM CT Any questions should be addressed, in writing, to Montrell Lawrence, mlawrence@jacksontn.gov Minority business enterprises (MBE's) and disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE's) are encouraged to participate in the project. Bidders are encouraged to use MBE's and DBE's as subcontractors in the performance of this project.