R-7265 QM Village Demolition Notice of Intent to Award.pdf

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R-7265 Queen Mary Village Demolition
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This is a Notice of Intent to Award issued by the City of Long Beach, Department of Public Works, Project Management Bureau, dated February 28, 2025. On February 21, 2025, the department received five bids for the Queen Mary Village Demolition Project (Specifications No. R-7265 / Bid No. PW-25-540). Following completion of the bid review and evaluation process, the department determined that four of the five bids were responsive. Environmental Construction Group, Inc. (ECG), located in Signal Hill, California, was identified as the lowest, responsible bidder among the four responsive submissions.

The notice indicates that this intent to award does not constitute a final award, as authorization for contract execution requires approval by the Long Beach City Council. No specific pricing, contract term, renewal options, or other financial details are disclosed in this document.

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City of Long Beach

Department of Public Works Project Management Bureau 411 W Ocean Blvd. 5th floor, Long Beach, California 90802 p 562.570.6383

February 28, 2025

Subject: Notice of Intent to Award

R-7265 / Bid No. PW-25-540

On February, 21, 2025, the City of Long Beach, Department of Public Works received five (5) bids for the Queen Mary Village Demolition Project (Specifications No. R-7265). The Department completed its review and evaluation of bids received, and determined that four (4) bids were responsive. Of the four (4) responsive bids, Environmental Construction Group, Inc. (ECG), of Signal Hill, CA, was determined to be the lowest, responsible bidder.

Thank you for your participation in this procurement process. The City of Long Beach regards your company as an important and valuable goods/servicer provider.

Note: This Notice of Intent to Award does not constitute an award. An award for this work can only be authorized by the Long Beach City Council.

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