City of Moline Ionwave #PW - 2026 - 03 Addendum 2

Moline Riverfront hazardous-material remediation and demolition

The City of Moline is seeking a contractor for demolition and environmental remediation at its Riverfront property in Moline, Illinois. - Buyer: City of Moline; no sub-agency or purchasing office is identified. - Scope: Remediate hazardous materials and contaminated soil; address a potential underground storage tank; demolish designated buildings, structures, and site infrastructure above and below grade; remove and dispose of debris; and complete grading, restoration, and erosion control. - Building work includes selective demolition, designated EIFS removal, and lead-aware abrasive paint removal from specified masonry and concrete. Some structures and components must be protected and retained. - Site work includes security fencing, utility and public protection, and maintaining specified weather-tight conditions and roof drainage during work. - Further environmental remediation directions are expected through an addendum. The bid documents do not provide overall quantities or part numbers. - Named firms: Streamline Architects (architect), CMT Engineering (civil engineer), Carr Engineering (structural engineer), and RTM Engineering (MEP engineer). No product OEMs or equipment vendors are specified. - Notable requirements: Responsible-bidder qualifications for public-works demolition, prevailing-wage and applicable OSHA training requirements, protection of utilities and items designated to remain, and payment and performance bonds. Contractor insurance requirements include commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers’ compensation, and employers’ liability. - Project term: One-time construction and remediation project, with an approximately five-month agreement-to-completion window described in the contract documents.

Description

The City of Moline is seeking bids for remediation and demolition work at its Moline Riverfront property. The scope includes hazardous-material remediation; demolition and removal of above- and below-grade structures and existing site infrastructure; and grading for drainage and erosion control. The documents also specify demolition debris removal, site security fencing, and related site protection and coordination requirements. A mandatory on-site pre-bid meeting is scheduled for October 20, 2026, and bids are due November 10, 2026.

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