Opportunity
City of Moline Ionwave #2026-SCP2-32 Addendum 1
Moline fire-damaged residential property demolition and utility disconnection
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 08, 2026
Identifier
2026-SCP2-32 Addendum 1
NAICS
238910, 562910, 237110, 238990
The City of Moline is seeking a combined bid to clear and restore a fire-damaged residential property while safely disconnecting its utilities. - Government buyer: City of Moline, Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 (NSP2); project location is 1627 2nd Street, Moline, Illinois. - Scope: Demolish and dispose of the fire-damaged two-story house (approximately 22 by 38 feet), foundation, concrete steps, adjacent sidewalk, and detached 20-by-20-foot shed. Remove a white mulberry tree and grind its stump, disconnect water, sewer, gas, electrical service and the aerial coax line as needed, and reseed and tack disturbed areas. - Notable requirements: Treat the unsafe structure and debris as regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM); follow the applicable asbestos removal plan, control dust and water, transport covered debris to an authorized asbestos landfill, and maintain waste shipment records. Do not leave house materials onsite or reuse them as fill. Obtain required permits, coordinate utility disconnections before demolition, and restore disturbed areas. - Other project requirements: Illinois prevailing-wage compliance and certified payrolls are specified. The general specifications also require a contractor site inspection, final cleanup, and delivery of manuals and warranties for project work. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs or performing vendors are named. Utility-company coordination is required, but the companies are not identified.
Description
The City of Moline is soliciting electronic bids from qualified contractors for demolition, asbestos-related work, and utility disconnection at the residential property at 1627 2nd Street, Moline, Illinois. The work includes demolition and disposal of a fire-damaged two-story structure, its foundation, steps and adjacent sidewalk, and a shed; asbestos-handling requirements apply. Contractors must also disconnect utilities, including sewer and water, gas, and electrical service, and remove a white mulberry tree for access. The project will be awarded as one combined bid for demolition and utility disconnects.