Description
This contract calls for the complete demolition and hazardous‑material abatement of the former Lucas County Health Department building at 635 N Erie Street, a 1,247,750 sq ft, 1953‑era structure slated for conversion to a surface parking lot. The City of Toledo will award a fixed‑price contract to a qualified contractor who must manage utility coordination, site security, asbestos/lead/PCBs removal, full structural demolition, debris disposal, and back‑fill preparation in compliance with federal, state, and local environmental and labor regulations. The work includes strict adherence to prevailing‑wage rules, a mandatory Project Labor Agreement, and performance‑bond requirements. The contractor must also submit extensive documentation (insurance, certifications, living‑wage affidavits, etc.) before bid submission and provide weekly certified payroll reports after award.
• Scope: full building demolition, asbestos/lead/PCBs abatement, hazardous‑waste disposal, site clearing, and back‑fill for future parking‑lot construction.
• Regulatory compliance: OSHA asbestos standards, Ohio EPA VAP living‑wage requirements, prevailing‑wage reporting, Project Labor Agreement, performance bond, and weekly certified payroll submissions.
• Schedule: notice to proceed within 10 days of award; work to begin within 10 days thereafter; substantial completion in 345 days; final completion 20 days after substantial completion.
• Financial terms: fixed‑price contract with retainage (8 % pre‑completion, 5 % on final completion) and liquidated damages of $400 per day for late completion.