RFP Note to Include_EMG Demo_11433 Ohio.docx

This is a Request for Proposal (RFP) note for emergency residential demolition in Detroit, Michigan, prepared by the City of Detroit's Building, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department (BSEED). The project involves the emergency demolition of a severely damaged 1.5-story, single-family framed dwelling located at 11433 Ohio. The structure is vacant, open to trespass and elements, and presents immediate public safety hazards including large wall openings, collapsed roof sections on the north side, structurally unsound exterior framed walls and supporting members (joists, rafters, studs, beams, and columns), and a deteriorated garage leaning toward imminent collapse. A tree has also fallen on the rear of the dwelling. An adjacent occupied dwelling to the south and vacant dwelling to the north require protection during the demolition process. An Emergency Management (EMG) placard has been posted on the property, which is owned by the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA). The property is classified as a blighted structure and public safety hazard requiring immediate action.

Emergency timelines must be met regardless of Frost Law restrictions. The awarded vendor must comply with the City of Detroit's backfill requirements, utilizing only Category 2 source materials approved on the City of Detroit Backfill platform. Vendors should reference the current approved sources list on this platform prior to submitting proposals. Detailed inspection findings and structural assessments documented by BSEED inspectors inform the scope of work and demolition specifications for this emergency residential demolition project.