Fayetteville Granicus #COF1517031

Demolition, asbestos abatement, and lot restoration at five Fayetteville properties

The City of Fayetteville is seeking bids to demolish and restore five residential properties, with asbestos abatement required where surveys identified asbestos. - Government buyer: City of Fayetteville, Housing and Code Enforcement Division; Procurement Office. The attachment identifies Kimberly Toon. - Services and quantities: Demolition, debris and personal-property removal, lot clearing, and site restoration at five properties (one service scope per property). Restoration includes grading and seeding/mulching disturbed areas. - 230 Grady Street: asbestos identified in kitchen ceiling surfacing and Transite cement-board siding. - 504 Longview Drive: asbestos identified in wall joint compound; structure has heavy fire damage. - 509 School Street: survey reported no asbestos detected. - 521 Ramsey Street: asbestos identified in multiple wall and ceiling materials, ceramic-tile glue, flooring/mastic, and ceiling heater board. - 5536 Deep Hollow Court: survey reported no asbestos detected. - Notable requirements: Use appropriately licensed personnel for asbestos work; dispose of materials at approved facilities and provide disposal documentation. Contractors are responsible for necessary permits and approvals, regulatory compliance, and security fencing as required. Existing asphalt and concrete parking areas and driveways are to remain undisturbed unless otherwise directed. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or contractor vendors are named in the available information.

Description

The City of Fayetteville is requesting quotes for lot cleaning, demolition, debris removal, and asbestos abatement at five locations: 230 Grady Street, 504 Longview Drive, 509 School Street, 521 Ramsey Street, and 5536 Deep Hollow Court, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Work includes removal of structures and remaining debris, vegetation clearing, grading and site restoration, proper disposal, and required asbestos identification and abatement by licensed personnel. Contractors are responsible for necessary permits and compliance with applicable regulations. The response deadline is November 16, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

View original listing