7-A02 Scullin Scope of Work and Hazardous Material Identification for.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFP 103-2026
- Issued by
- St. Louis City, Missouri
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This is a Scope of Work and Hazardous Material Identification document for the St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) comprehensive demolition project at Scullin School located at 4160 N Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri. The project involves the complete demolition of the original 1928 school building (approximately 31,725 square feet) and a 1976 gymnasium addition (8,500 square feet). The scope of work encompasses complete building razing, removal of all building contents and non-salvageable materials, removal of foundations and below-grade structures, demolition of attached structures such as covered walkways and pads, debris removal and lawful disposal, site backfill and grading, and full site restoration and stabilization. Prior to demolition, the contractor must remove asbestos-containing materials including flooring, mastic, window systems, and door caulk from the gymnasium addition, as well as EPA-regulated hazardous materials including lighting fixtures (80 units), hydraulic door closures (30 units), water fountains (6 units), and HVAC systems from the gymnasium addition. The original school building is structurally unsound with an imminent collapse threat, requiring all demolition debris to be handled as friable ACM waste; the gymnasium addition is structurally sound and requires traditional abatement sequencing. The target project duration is 30 working days per site, with standard work hours from 6:30 AM to dusk Monday through Friday, with Saturday work permitted and Sunday/holiday work requiring approval.
The contractor is responsible for obtaining and paying for all required permits, agency notifications, environmental filings, and regulatory approvals before demolition may commence. Two allowances are included in the base bid contract: $40,000 for unforeseen RCRA-regulated items in the original school building and $20,000 for lab packing of hazardous chemicals identified during wet demolition. All work must comply with EPA NESHAP standards, Missouri asbestos regulations, and the City of St. Louis Asbestos Ordinance, with all onsite workers required to be MDNR-licensed for asbestos removal activities and subject to daily oversight by SLPS's HazMat consultant. Contractors must submit comprehensive submittals with their proposals including company qualifications, demolition experience, similar project history, safety records, City of St. Louis demolition contractor certification, any violations or lawsuits within the past three years, proposed schedule, equipment list, key personnel, permit strategy, waste disposal plan, dust control plan, and traffic control plan. Closeout deliverables include copies of permits, disposal receipts and manifests, safety reports, daily or weekly progress logs, and final completion certification.
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Scope of Work and Hazardous Material Identification for:
Scullin School — 4160 N Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63115
Age of Construction 1928 Gymnasium Addition 1976
Approximate Square Footage 31,725 Main SF Gym 8500 SF
Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) to be removed PRIOR to demolition under base bid contract:
Flooring and Mastic 8,500 SF Gym Addition
Window Systems All Gym Addition
Door Caulk All Gym Addition
USEPA RCRA regulated hazardous materials to be removed PRIOR to demolition under base bid contract:
Lighting Fixtures 80 lighting fixtures Gym Addition
Hydraulic Door Closures 30 units Gym Addition
CFCs – Water Fountains 6 units Gym Addition
CFCs/Freon – HVAC Systems All Gym Addition
SPECIAL NOTE: The original Scullin school building is considered structurally unsound with an imminent threat of collapse. As such, traditional abatement and removal of RCRA related items prior to demolition will not be allowed. All demolition debris removed from the original Scullin school building shall be handled and treated as friable ACM waste. All work shall comply with the USEPA NESHAP (40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M), State of Missouri asbestos regulations (10 CSR 10-6.241) and the City of St. Louis Asbestos Ordinance (65442). All workers onsite within the regulated work zone shall be MDNR licensed for asbestos removal activities.
The HazMat consultant for SLPS will be onsite daily to ensure compliance with the regulations and conduct third party air monitoring as appropriate.
The Gym Addition is considered structurally sound. As such, traditional asbestos abatement and removal of RCRA regulated items prior to demolition will be required.
Allowance #1: Include an allowance within the base bid contract of $40,000 for unforeseen conditions to address RCRA regulated items within the Original School Building.
Allowance #2: Include an allowance within the base bid contract of $20,000 for lab packing of household hazardous chemicals, office chemicals, and boiler chemicals identified during the wet demolition of the original school structure.
Demolition Work Includes Complete razing of all buildings and structures at each site
Removal of all building contents and non-salvageable materials
Removal of foundations, slabs, footings, and below grade structures unless otherwise directed
Removal of attached or adjacent covered walkways, pads, and sidewalks connected to demolished structures
Removal of surface improvements designated by SLPS
Loading, hauling, and lawful disposal of all debris
Backfill of voids
-ADD Backfill Specifications and Clean Fill Specifications
-ADD Specific details for Hempstead
Rough grading and compaction of disturbed areas
Site stabilization and hazard elimination
Selective salvage, if directed, shall be coordinated with SLPS prior to demolition.
Selective salvage to include the following items where applicable
-historical monuments
-time capsules
-brick
-hardwood floors
SLPS and contractor to meet to discuss these items in detail prior to start of work. Contractor to salvage, clean, and stage in a manner useful to SLPS.
PERMITS AND REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
Contractor Responsibilities
Contractor shall obtain and pay for all required:
Demolition permits
Agency notifications
Environmental filings
Air quality notifications
Street and traffic permits
Hauling permits
Disposal approvals
Pre-Work Documentation
Prior to start of demolition, Contractor shall provide SLPS with:
Copies of all approved permits
Copies of all required notifications
Proof of regulatory filings
Utility disconnect confirmations
No demolition may begin until SLPS authorizes notice to proceed
ENVIRONMENTAL AND HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONTROLS
Compliance-Contractor shall comply with all federal, state, and local environmental regulations
Hazardous Materials
SLPS will provide available environmental reports
Contractor shall coordinate required abatement sequencing
No regulated materials shall be disturbed without proper controls
Disposal manifests shall be provided when applicable
Dust and Emissions Control
Contractor shall:
Provide continuous dust suppression
Use wet methods and misting
Prevent off-site dust migration
Control airborne particulates
Dust control water may be supplied by SLPS from designated hose bibs only. Fire hydrant use is prohibited.
SITE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS
Contractor shall protect:
Adjacent buildings
Sidewalks and stairs
Greenspace and landscaping
Utilities not designated for removal
Public right of way
Damage caused by demolition operations shall be repaired at Contractor expense.
TEMPORARY CONTROLS AND FACILITIES
Fencing and Security
Contractor shall provide:
Temporary construction fencing around demolition zones
Locked access gates
Controlled entry points
Barrier protection as required
Fence layout must be approved by SLPS
Laydown Areas
Staging areas must be inside fenced zones
Equipment storage outside fence is prohibited
Locations subject to SLPS approval
Sanitation Facilities
Contractor shall provide:
Portable toilets and wash stations
Trash receptacles
Placement subject to SLPS direction
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Supervision
A designated supervisor shall be on-site at all times
Supervisor must have demolition authority
Safety Program
Contractor shall:
Conduct weekly on-site safety meetings
Maintain safety logs
Enforce PPE requirements
Follow OSHA standards
Worker Identification
All workers shall wear:
High visibility safety vests or identifying shirts
Required personal protective equipment
Vehicle Escorting- When SLPS staff, students, or authorized personnel are present nearby, Contractor shall escort or spot vehicles entering and exiting the site.
TRAFFIC AND TRACK OUT CONTROL
Contractor shall:
Provide shaker plates or equivalent at exits
Prevent soil and debris track out
Perform immediate street cleanup when needed
Follow approved truck routes
Maintain safe pedestrian passage
UTILITIES
Contractor shall coordinate:
Utility identification
Shutoff verification
Disconnection and capping
Written clearance before demolition
No structure shall be demolished until utilities are confirmed safe
WORK HOURS AND SCHEDULE
Standard hours are 6:30 AM to dusk
Saturday work permitted
Sunday and holiday work require approval
Target duration is 30 working days per site unless otherwise approved
Contractor shall submit a:
Site specific demolition schedule
Sequencing plan
Crew loading plan
CLEANUP AND SITE RESTORATION
Upon completion Contractor shall:
Remove all demolition debris
Backfill and compact Rough grade for drainage
Eliminate hazards
Remove temporary controls when directed
Final acceptance subject to SLPS inspection.
SUBMITTALS REQUIRED WITH PROPOSAL
Bidders shall submit:
Company qualifications and demolition experience
Similar project history
Safety record and EMR
Proof of certification as a demolition contractor with the City of St. Louis
All violations, fines, penalties, and lawsuits within the last three (3) years of business
Proposed schedule
Equipment list
Key personnel
Permit strategy
Waste disposal plan
Dust control plan
Traffic control plan
CLOSEOUT DELIVERABLES
Contractor shall provide:
Permit copies
Disposal receipts and manifests
Safety reports
Daily or weekly progress logs
Final completion certification per site
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