Division 2-Site work.pdf

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DIVISION 2 – SITE WORK 1

SECTION 02 41 00 3

BUILDING DEMOLITION 4

A. GENERAL 6

REQUIREMENTS OF REGULATORY AGENCIES 8

All demolition work shall be accomplished in accordance with all applicable local, state and federal requirements. 10

ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS 12

There are no known asbestos containing materials in the project work areas. If, during removal work, the 14 Contractor discovers any material which he suspects may contain asbestos, he shall immediately notify the Owner 15 and cease work in close proximity to the suspected asbestos-containing material. The Owner will then arrange for 16 the testing and removal of any asbestos-containing materials. If time delays are encountered because of required 17 asbestos removal work, the schedule shall be adjusted accordingly by Change Order. 18

OWNERSHIP OF REMOVED MATERIALS 20

Items to be removed by the Contractor and reinstalled by him include the following: 22

• Certain roof-mounted mechanical and electrical equipment items as shown on the Drawings. 23

• Certain sheet metal roof flashing items and gutters as shown on the Drawings. 24

• Certain wall-mounted ladders as shown on the Drawings. 25

• Other items so noted on the Drawings 26 Items to be removed and retained by the Government prior to the start of demolition work are as listed below or on 28 the Drawings. Coordinate with the Government regarding scheduling removal work by the Government so such 29 items are removed to the appropriate time so the building’s functional and security needs are maintained. 30 Any items still remaining when Contractor enters each particular work area to start demolition work shall be 32 removed and disposed of by the Contractor at no additional expense to the Government. Items to be removed 33 and retained by the Government prior to the start of demolition work include the following: 34

• Items so noted on the Drawings 35 Items to be removed by the Contractor and turned over to the Government include the following: 37

• Items so noted on the Drawings 38 All other items scheduled to be removed by the Contractor shall become the property of the Contractor, and shall 40 be removed from the site. Material shall not be stored on the site for sale, nor shall the Contractor conduct any 41 sale on the site. 42 The Government reserves the right to remove any other items from the building or site areas prior to the start of 44 demolition by the Contractor and to retain such items as his property. 45

MATERIAL RECYCLING/REUSE 47

The following materials shall be sent to a recycle/reuse facility in lieu of a landfill or other waste facility: 49

- Roofing ballast removed during the demolition process 50

- EPDM roofing membrane and flashing removed during the demolition process 51

- Polyisocyanurate roof insulation removed during the demolition process 52

- Sheet metal flashing removed during the demolition process 53 Several possible recycle/reuse companies: 55

- Nationwide Foam, Inc. (888-820-2760, www.nationwidefoam.com) 56

- American Recycling Center (989-725-5100, www.americanrecycling.com) 57

- Midwest Elastomerics (419-738-8844) 58

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UTILITY REMOVAL 1

This contract shall include removal of all utilities noted for removal. The Contractor shall arrange for the shut-off 3 and disconnection of all abandoned utilities. Such utility disconnections shall be paid for by the Contractor. The 4 Contractor shall take measures as required in properly protecting any utilities which are scheduled to remain 5 throughout the period his demolition operations are in progress. 6

REVIEW OF DEMOLITION SCOPE BEFORE BIDDING 8

The Contractor shall be responsible for performing all work and providing all materials required to achieve the 10 design intent shown on these Drawings. The Government will not be responsible for any additional expense to the 11 Contractor if the conditions causing those expenses could have been discovered in an on-site inspection prior to 12 bid submittal. 13

PROTECTION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES 15

The Contractor shall guard against, and be responsible for, any movement, settlement, or collapse of adjacent 17 buildings, structures, sidewalks, street passages, and underground utilities. 18 The Contractor shall repair damage done to the Government’s property or any other property, on or off premises, 20 by reason of required work. 21 Safety barricades and/or fences shall be provided as required during demolition operations and shall be left in 23 place until sufficient replacement construction is completed. 24 Dustproof barriers shall be erected as required to prevent the spread of construction dust into adjacent areas 26 outside the construction activity. 27

NOISE CONTROL 29

As noted in Section 1A Special Conditions, the Contractor shall use reasonable consideration in avoiding 31 excessive or unnecessary noise during normal business hours. 32

SUBMITTALS 34

During the course of the demolition work, submit monthly reports to the Government Construction 36 Representative indicating quantities of materials sent to recycling/reuse facilities (in lieu of landfills or other 37 waste facilities). 38

B. PRODUCTS 40

MATERIALS 42

Barricade materials may consist of sound salvage materials, free of nails and sharp projections. 44

C. EXECUTION 46

REMOVALS 48

1. Locate demolition equipment throughout the structure and remove materials so as to not impose 50 excessive loads to supporting roof framing. 51

2. Remove existing roofing, roof construction and other materials where shown or required. 52

3. Remove existing mechanical and electrical items and structures noted for removal. 53 Dispose of rubbish, debris and material resulting from demolition and removal operations to an offsite area within a 55 maximum of one week from the date of the removal from its original installation. 56