South San Francisco Opengov #2729

Fire Station 63 asbestos and lead-related hazardous materials abatement

The City of South San Francisco is seeking a contractor to abate hazardous materials at Fire Station 63 before demolition. - Government buyer: City of South San Francisco, Office of the City Manager; project associated with Capital Projects. - Named organizations: SOCOTEC conducted the hazardous building materials survey; Kitchell commissioned the survey and is identified in the project specifications. No manufacturer or product OEM is named, and the abatement contractor has not been identified. - Requested work: Asbestos and lead-related abatement, selective removal, containment, cleanup, waste handling, legal disposal, and transportation at the building at 71 Camaritas Avenue, South San Francisco. - Asbestos scope: About 1,000 sq. ft. of black mastic associated with 12 tan vinyl floor tiles (5% chrysotile); 800 sq. ft. of wallboard joint compound (2% chrysotile); and 400 sq. ft. of wall texture (2% chrysotile). The wall texture is specified for non-RCRA hazardous waste disposal; the other asbestos materials are specified as non-hazardous asbestos-containing waste. - Lead-related scope: Handle tan interior paint, brown exterior wood-trim paint, and white ceramic countertop tile. No paint above 5,000 ppm was identified; quantities for these materials are not fully specified. - Notable requirements: Licensed and qualified abatement work, worker protection, regulated containment and decontamination, HEPA cleaning, waste documentation, and applicable regulatory compliance. Asbestos clearance must be below 0.01 f/cc; exterior lead-related work requires protective sheeting and visual clearance. California prevailing-wage requirements apply. - Other survey findings: Tested PCB material was non-detect. The contractor must assess actual site quantities.

Description

The City of South San Francisco seeks bids for hazardous materials abatement at Fire Station 63, at 71 Camaritas Avenue. Work includes furnishing the labor, materials, equipment, supervision, and incidentals required to remove and dispose of identified asbestos-containing materials, perform lead-related work, and complete associated selective removal, containment, cleanup, waste handling, and transportation. Work must follow the project survey and abatement specifications, applicable regulations, and City requirements, in advance of demolition of the remaining building. Bids are submitted electronically through the SSF OpenGov procurement portal; a bid guarantee of at least 10% of the total base bid is required.

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