North Carolina eVP #471-08032026

Wayne County Demolition and Asbestos Removal for CDBG-NR Project

Wayne County, North Carolina is seeking bids for the demolition and asbestos removal of a single residential property as part of its Community Development Block Grant - Neighborhood Revitalization (CDBG-NR) Project. - Government Buyer: - Wayne County, North Carolina - Finance Department, Purchasing Department - Project Scope: - Complete demolition and clearance of one residential house at 1715 Old Mount Olive Hwy, Dudley, NC - Removal of all associated structures: front porch, brick steps, treated deck, concrete driveway, sidewalk - Removal of specified bushes and vegetation - Site grading, hauling in fill dirt, and re-seeding disturbed areas - All debris and materials to be properly disposed of, with landfill tickets required - Asbestos Abatement: - Removal of asbestos-containing materials by a licensed contractor or accredited subcontractor - Strict compliance with federal, state, and local regulations (including NC Health Hazards Control Unit) - All necessary permits, licenses, and clearance inspections required - Funding and Compliance: - Project funded by federal CDBG-NR grant - All federal requirements apply, including equal opportunity, Section 3 participation, and use of small/minority/women-owned businesses - No specific OEMs or commercial product manufacturers are named in the solicitation - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must provide documentation of proper disposal and regulatory compliance - All work must be performed by appropriately licensed and accredited personnel

Description

Wayne County is soliciting sealed bids for the demolition, clearance, and asbestos removal of one house located at 1715 Old Mount Olive Hwy., Dudley, NC. The work includes complete demolition of the house structure and associated concrete features, removal of debris and vegetation, site grading, fill dirt hauling, and re-seeding. The project requires compliance with federal regulations related to asbestos removal and other federal CDBG requirements. The contract is funded by a $750,000 federal 2021 CDBG-NR grant covering 100% of project costs.

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