Opportunity

Arkansas Department Of Transportation Ardot #M-27-016H

ARDOT solicitation for demolition of a 21,256-square-foot commercial grocery store in Centerton

Posted

October 28, 2026

Respond By

November 10, 2026

Identifier

M-27-016H

NAICS

238910

ARDOT is seeking bids to demolish the former Harps grocery store in Centerton, Arkansas, with additional site-work items priced for possible use. - Government buyer: Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT), Property Management; the initial notice identifies the Equipment and Procurement Division. - Location and project: Tract 38X, Job 090238, at 710 W. Centerton Blvd., Centerton, Benton County, Arkansas. - Main work: Lump-sum demolition of one commercial grocery store of approximately 21,256 square feet. The work list states that no asbestos abatement is required for the specified work. - Retain and neatly stack approximately 60 pieces of red iron on site where directed. - Cut and cap water and sewer connections. - Additional possible pay items: Unit prices are requested for asbestos abatement, demolition, foundations, foundation slab, well capping, septic-system removal, fencing, and basement work. These are as-needed items and do not guarantee additional work. - Named organization/business: Harps is identified as the grocery store at the site, not as a contractor or product manufacturer. No OEMs or demolition/abatement vendors are named. - Schedule and requirements: Complete the work within 60 calendar days after the work order is issued; allow 10 working days for the ADEQ demolition notification within that period. The initial notice also states a 5% bid bond requirement. - Award structure: Price the tract individually; the contract is awarded on a lump-sum basis. ARDOT may add other tracts or structures.

Description

The Arkansas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for asbestos abatement and demolition of a structure at Hwy. 279 South–Hwy. 102B (Centerton), Route 102 Section 2, Benton County, Job 090238. Work is for Tract 38X, with additional tracts or structures potentially added to the contract. Bids are submitted electronically, and a 5% bid bond is required. The solicitation states that award will be by lump sum.

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