ITB_ENG260395_Tuscawilla_Alum_Treatment_System_Removal_-_Exhibit_E_–_Marion_County_Property_Appraiser_Property_Record_Card.pdf

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Tuscawilla Alum Treatment System Removal
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ITB ENG/260395
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Marion County, Orlando City, Florida

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This is a Marion County Property Appraiser Property Record Card exhibit supporting the City of Ocala's Invitation to Bid (ITB ENG/260395) for Tuscawilla Alum Treatment System Removal. The project involves demolition and removal of an existing alum stormwater treatment system and associated equipment located at Tuscawilla Park, 475 NE 3rd Street, Ocala, Florida, on parcel #28220-000-00. The scope of work includes demolition of the equipment, capping and abandonment of system connections, and hauling away of materials, while preserving the existing building and maintaining utility connections to the building. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at 9 a.m. at the project location. The contractor must provide all materials, labor, and equipment necessary to complete the demolition and removal work in accordance with Exhibit D (Demolition Specifications 02 41 19) and Exhibit C (Plan Set).

Bidders must demonstrate five years of experience in stormwater treatment system equipment demolition and must employ lead-safe practices during all demolition activities. The property record card is provided as reference documentation to assist contractors in understanding the project site and property details relevant to the demolition process. Pricing terms, contract duration, and specific award timelines are not detailed in this exhibit document, as the property record card serves primarily as informational support for bid preparation rather than containing financial or contractual terms.

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