Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2026-107
Lewis County Solicits Demolition and Removal of Condemned Structure at 6585 Oliver Place, Glenfield, NY
Posted
July 20, 2026
Respond By
July 31, 2026
Identifier
2026-107
NAICS
238910, 562910, 238190
Lewis County is seeking qualified contractors for the demolition and removal of a condemned residential structure at 6585 Oliver Place, Glenfield, NY. - Project Scope: - Demolition and removal of a fire-damaged residential structure, including the basement foundation - Removal and legal disposal of all materials, presumed to contain asbestos (as no survey was completed) - Site restoration to shovel-ready condition, including backfilling with clean fill, topsoiling, and seeding to prevent erosion - Capping of water and sewer lines - Contractor responsible for all labor, equipment, permits, and coordination with regulatory agencies - Legal disposal of materials as friable asbestos at the DANC/Solid Waste Management Facility in Rodman, NY - Lewis County will pay disposal tipping fees directly - Compliance Requirements: - Adherence to New York State prevailing wage laws - Notification to NYS Department of Labor and US EPA for demolition - Application for NYS DOL Notification Fee Waiver - Compliance with Section 3 of the HUD Act - Participation: - Minority/Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE) and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses (SDVOB) are encouraged to participate - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named in the solicitation - Past similar contracts were awarded to Bronze Contracting, D&S Excavating, and Independent Commercial Contractors
Description
Lewis County is seeking proposals for the demolition and removal of a condemned residential structure located at 6585 Oliver Place, Glenfield in the town of Martinsburg. The structure is unsafe due to a previous fire and has been ordered demolished by the Board of Legislators. The project includes demolition, removal of all materials including friable asbestos, disposal at a designated facility, and site restoration to be shovel-ready for future development. The county will be responsible for disposal tipping fees, and the contractor must comply with prevailing wage laws and obtain necessary permits and notifications.