Site.1_44911_Cabrillo_Ave.Mold_Inspection_Report.pdf

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Demolition and Site Stabilization of Two City-Owned Properties Project
Solicitation number
2026-IFB-051
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Riverside County, California

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This is a Mold Inspection Report for a property located at 44911 Cabrillo Avenue, Palm Desert, California, prepared in connection with the City of Palm Desert's Demolition and Site Stabilization of Two City-Owned Properties Project. The report documents the presence and extent of mold contamination at the subject property, providing critical environmental assessment data necessary for the demolition contractor to understand hazardous conditions and develop appropriate abatement and remediation procedures. The inspection findings serve as baseline documentation for hazardous materials identification and will inform the scope of work and safety protocols required during the demolition and site clearing phases outlined in the project solicitation.

The mold inspection report provides essential environmental compliance information that bidders must review and incorporate into their proposals for demolition services. This assessment is a prerequisite component for contractors to accurately estimate hazardous materials abatement costs, develop detailed removal procedures, and ensure full regulatory compliance with applicable environmental and occupational safety standards. Contractors responding to the City's bid solicitation must account for mold remediation requirements identified in this report within their pricing and project scheduling, and the presence of confirmed mold contamination will require coordination with environmental specialists and adherence to state and federal disposal regulations during site stabilization activities.

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