Warner Robins Ionwave #26-CED-4807 Addendum 2

Asbestos abatement and demolition at 1003 Young Avenue

The City of Warner Robins is seeking a contractor to abate asbestos and demolish the building at 1003 Young Avenue in Warner Robins, Georgia. - Buyer: City of Warner Robins, Purchasing Office (also identified as CWR Purchasing), Houston County, Georgia. - Requested service: One asbestos-abatement and demolition project, including labor, equipment, supervision, environmental notifications, debris disposal, utility-disconnection verification, site security, and closeout records. - Asbestos identified in the referenced survey: wallboard and joint compound (estimated 4,000 SF); beige carpet mastic (180 SF); front-door caulk/glazing (20 LF); gas-meter connection tar/mastic (2 SF); and roofing flashing tar with silver paint (10 SF). Textured ceiling remnants were also identified, but their quantity was unavailable. A lead TCLP sample was non-detect. - The survey recommends abatement by a state-licensed asbestos firm before demolition. Debris must go to an appropriately permitted, approved disposal facility; required environmental clearances and disposal documentation must be provided. - Site requirements: Demolition extends to the fence lines, but existing fences and trees along the rear/south and west sides must remain undisturbed. Restore the lot to natural grade and stable conditions, including fill and stabilization/seeding as required. - Performance: Complete the work within 30 working days after commencement, subject to the specified approval and phase-start conditions. If no asbestos abatement is required, demolition must begin within five working days after award. - Federal requirements include HUD-4010/Davis-Bacon labor standards and Build America, Buy America. No OEM products or part numbers are specified. - Named vendor: Terracon Consultants, Inc. prepared the referenced asbestos and lead survey; it is not identified as the requested abatement or demolition contractor.

Description

The City of Warner Robins is soliciting bids for materials, supervision, technical personnel, labor, and machinery to complete asbestos abatement and demolition at 1003 Young Avenue. The contractor must remove and haul debris to an approved EPD landfill or location, restore the lot to natural grade with fill dirt and seeding, and include removal of utility structures in the bid price. Work must comply with applicable regulations and federal requirements, including HUD-4010 labor standards, Davis-Bacon and Related Acts, and the Build America, Buy America Act; the bid addendum specifies that the existing rear/south and west-side fences and trees must remain undisturbed. A mandatory onsite pre-bid meeting is required for bidder eligibility, and bids are submitted through the City's IonWave system.

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