Exhibit_B_Cardoza_Park_Demolition_Plan.docx
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- Santa Clara County, California
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The document is an exhibit detailing the demolition plan for Cardoza Park, specifically focused on the removal of an existing scoreboard, which is part of the City of Milpitas' Scoreboard Replacement Project in California. The project involves the complete removal of the current scoreboard, including its electrical disconnect, supporting structure, and footings, with the void to be filled with engineered slurry fill to match the existing grade. The City of Milpitas is seeking a qualified contractor to remove existing scoreboards at 3 city locations and install 7 new scoreboards, with the city providing the scoreboards and necessary building permits.
The project allows for up to 50% subcontracting, with the primary contractor required to perform at least half of the work directly. The city will purchase and provide all 7 scoreboards, including top and bottom ID panels, and contractors are expected to evaluate site access, verify site conditions, and incorporate insights from a mandatory pre-bid conference into their bid response. While specific pricing details are not provided in the exhibit, the project appears to be a comprehensive scoreboard replacement initiative that requires detailed site assessment and careful demolition and installation procedures.
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CARDOZA PARK
DEMOLITION PLAN
Note: Void left from removal of existing footings to be filled with engineered slurry fill to level of existing grade.
Cardoza Scoreboard Remove scoreboard, remove electrical disconnect, remove existing scoreboard supporting structure and remove footings full and complete depth.
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