Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. Demolition and removal of all above ground buildings, basements, concrete/asphalt slabs, foundations, building appurtenances, garbage, and debris. 2. Demolition and removal of site improvements, including, but not limited to ramps, entrances, utilities, and other exterior components that directly serviced access or control to the building. Concrete sidewalk is limited to the portion adjacent to the building. 3. Filling of the demolition site with clean, non-hazardous/lead free gravel of 1” or less, to meet existing site grades, compacted as necessary to stabilize the material and eliminate excessive settling. 4. Installation of soil, erosion-sedimentation control, and stormwater management as required by State and local regulations/ordinances. 5. Contractor must have adequate on site dust control and erosion measures in place. Contractor may, at their cost, use the onsite hydrant as source of water for the project, per Water Department permission and use agreement. 6. Verify Utility disconnects. Successful bidder should contact Public Works Department and Water and Sewer Utilities Departments before working and coordinate all activities with the City. 7. Maintain protection of adjacent structures, utilities and properties. This shall include the installation of temporary safety/construction fencing around the perimeter of the designated project area. 8. Any and all building contents shall be considered junk and/or waste and must be properly disposed of at an authorized facility/location. No contents may be sold, traded, or bartered. The cost of such disposal shall be consideration in the bid price. 9. The City of Brewer has made a good faith effort to complete an environmental review and use a qualified contractor to remove all materials identified as “hazardous” (such as asbestos, mercury switches, and other items) prior to this request for bid. Therefore, the building and property may be considered “ready for demolition and disposal”. However, any hazardous materials identified during any phase of this process shall require the contractor to immediately stop work, notify the City of the identified hazardous material, and seek a Change Order. The Change Order must be written, agreed to by both parties and signed by the City prior to the continuation of work or the removal and remediation of additional hazardous materials identified. 10. Contractor shall notify all abutting property owners of start date at least 1-week (7-days) prior to commencement of demolition work, so that they can properly prepare for disruptions that may be caused to their establishment.
