Opportunity

Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66096-NONST-2026-000000223

Fulton County Jail Campus Hazardous-Material Abatement and Demolition

Posted

October 28, 2026

Respond By

November 20, 2026

Identifier

PE-66096-NONST-2026-000000223

NAICS

238910, 562910, 562211

Fulton County is seeking a contractor to perform hazardous-material abatement and demolition at the Fulton County Jail campus in Atlanta. - Buyer: Fulton County Purchasing Department, for the Department of Real Estate and Asset Management; contact named in the notice: Craig Bogan. - Scope: Abate and demolish the Bellwood Annex, Fulton County Accountability Court, and Jefferson Place Transition Housing buildings, plus associated utilities, pavement, and other structures. - Hazardous materials: Identify, handle, abate, remove, transport, and lawfully dispose of asbestos-containing materials, lead-containing materials, hazardous coatings, and other regulated substances. - Related work: Provide erosion and sedimentation controls, clearing and grubbing, debris disposal, temporary stabilization, and incidental work to prepare the site for future green space and a planned facility. - Site scale: Approximately 32.86 acres, with an estimated 3.30 acres of disturbance. - Bid requirement: Price both project phases together as one demolition package. Attendance at a guided site visit is mandatory, limited to two representatives per firm; firms that do not attend are ineligible for award. Bidder representatives’ names must be provided to Craig Bogan. - Products and OEMs: No specific products, part numbers, quantities, or OEMs are identified; this is a services procurement.

Description

Fulton County seeks bids for abatement and demolition of the Bellwood Annex, Fulton County Accountability Court, and Jefferson Place Transition Housing buildings at the Fulton County Jail campus. Work includes demolition and removal of buildings, utilities, pavement, and other structures, plus identification, abatement, handling, transport, and lawful disposal of asbestos, lead-containing materials, hazardous coatings, and other regulated substances. The scope also includes erosion and sedimentation controls, clearing and grubbing, debris disposal, temporary stabilization, and incidental work to prepare green space for a future facility; the site is approximately 32.86 acres, with an estimated 3.30 acres of disturbance. Bidders must price both Phase 1 and Phase 2 as a single demolition package, and attendance at the guided site tour is mandatory.

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