Opportunity
Charleston Charleston #2026-41
Asbestos Abatement, Church Demolition, and Site Restoration
Posted
October 14, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
2026-41
NAICS
562910, 238910
The City of Charleston is seeking a contractor to abate asbestos, demolish one condemned church, and restore the site for its Building Commission. - Government buyer: City of Charleston, West Virginia; Building Commission. - Location and scope: One condemned church building at 915 Main St., Charleston, WV. No additional structures are included. - Services requested: - Asbestos abatement — quantity 1: All-inclusive work covering asbestos-containing materials, including inaccessible rooftop and flooded-basement areas; includes inspection/testing, removal, handling, transportation, and disposal. - Demolition and site restoration — quantity 1: Disconnect utilities; demolish and remove the building, foundations, and basement; remove and dispose of impervious surfaces and debris; then fill, level, compact, seed, and mulch the site. - Notable requirements: The work must include the hard-to-access asbestos areas in the all-inclusive bid. The project is funded in whole or in part by a HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), requires Davis-Bacon prevailing wages and weekly certified payrolls, and cannot be awarded until federal environmental and historic-preservation review and HUD Release of Funds are complete. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is required. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers or prospective contractors are named. HUD is identified as the grant-funding agency.
Description
The City of Charleston, West Virginia is soliciting bids for demolition of the condemned church building at 915 Main St, Charleston, WV 25302. The work includes asbestos abatement, utility disconnection, demolition and removal of the structure and associated debris, and site restoration through leveling, compaction, filling, and seeding. The scope is limited to this single building and includes no additional structures. The project is funded in whole or in part by a HUD Community Development Block Grant and is subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and other applicable federal requirements.