New York State Contract Reporter #2026-104

Lewis County Solicits Demolition and Removal Services for 5314 Dayan Street, Lowville, NY

Lewis County, New York, is seeking proposals for the complete demolition and removal of a condemned residential structure at 5314 Dayan Street, Lowville, NY. - Government Buyer: - Lewis County Purchasing Department, led by Purchasing Director Brian Hanno - Scope of Work: - Complete demolition and removal of the residential structure, including foundations and concrete driveway - Removal and disposal of all construction and demolition debris (tipping fees paid by the county) - Site restoration to final grade, including backfilling, topsoiling, compaction, stabilization, and seeding - Installation and maintenance of erosion and sediment controls (e.g., biodegradable logs, compost filter socks, storm drain protection) - Coordination of utility disconnections and traffic control (lane closures limited to under 10 minutes) - Compliance with prevailing wage laws, HUD Section 3 requirements, and all applicable federal, state, and local regulations - Coordination with a third-party air monitoring company - Environmental and Safety Requirements: - An asbestos survey by Green 2 Green Consulting LLC confirmed no asbestos or hazardous materials are present - Emphasis on environmental protection, site safety, and erosion control - Notable Requirements: - Contractors must provide a timeline for completion and a demolition plan two weeks before starting work - MWBE-certified firms are strongly encouraged to participate - No joint bids accepted - No specific OEMs or demolition equipment manufacturers are named; the procurement is for services, not branded products - Past similar contracts were awarded to Bronze Contracting, D & S Excavating, and Dan's Hauling - Project is funded with Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds and requires HUD Section 3 reporting

Description

Lewis County is seeking proposals for the complete demolition and removal of the residential structure located at 5314 Dayan Street, including site restoration and all related tasks. An asbestos survey was completed and no asbestos or hazardous materials were found, so the structure will be demolished and debris handled as construction and demolition waste. The project is a prevailing wage rate project, expected to be funded with CDBG funds, and requires compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws. The County will open bid responses on June 23, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. and select a qualified firm if any.

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