ITB 2023-17 Clarifying Questions 3.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- S-C01010-00005783
- Issued by
- Clackamas County, Hebo CDP, Oregon
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This document is an Invitation to Bid (ITB) for the demolition of the Miles Fiberglass Building issued by the Clackamas County Development Agency located in Oregon City, Oregon. The ITB outlines the general requirements for the removal or demolition of specifically identified structures and/or solid waste materials, including materials classified as hazardous waste, from the real property owned by the Clackamas County Development Agency. The contractor must immediately and diligently pursue all required permits and completion of the Hazardous Materials Assessment, and must complete all demolition and material removal within 60 days after receipt of permits and Hazardous Materials Report. The ITB confirms that this is a prevailing wage job.
The contractor has the option to crush the concrete and leave it on-site, as long as it is evenly spread across the site, and any exposed soil would still need to be seeded and covered per the ITB. The contractor is responsible for completing the Hazardous Material Assessment, and the cost of any required remediation will be approved through a change order.
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INVITATION TO BID #2023-17
Demolition of Miles Fiberglass Building (“BID”)
RESPONSE TO CLARIFYING QUESTIONS 3
February 28, 2023
Note that these are questions submitted by interested firms to the above referenced solicitation.
The below answers are for clarification purposes only and in no way alter or amend the BID as published.
1. Can the contractor crush the concrete and leave it on site?
Answer: At their option they may crush and leave on site so long as it is evenly spread across the site. Any exposed soil would still need to be seeded and covered per the ITB.
2. Is the contractor responsible for completing a Hazardous Material Assessment?
Answer: Yes, they should include that cost in their bid. If there are findings based on the assessment that require any remediation of material, the cost of that remediation will be approved through a change order.
3. When does the clock start for the time to complete the demolition?
Answer: The contractor must immediately and diligently pursue all required permits and completion of the Hazardous Materials Assessment. Contractor must complete all demolition and material removal within 60 days after receipt of permits and Hazardous Materials Report.
4. Can you also confirm that this as a prevailing wage job?
Answer: Yes it is.
End of Clarifying Questions 3
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