761/18283. SAR Former Salzburg Cleaners Remediation

The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) and the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) are seeking a qualified contractor for comprehensive environmental remediation of the Former Salzburg Cleaners site located at 1906 South Erie Street in Bay City, Michigan. The project involves a 90-day remediation effort encompassing multiple critical components, including installation and removal of 600 linear feet of temporary steel chain-link fencing, complete asbestos abatement, removal and disposal of chemicals and hazardous materials, building demolition, and extensive environmental cleanup. Specific deliverables include excavation and disposal of approximately 8,200 tons of contaminated soil, management of 50,000 gallons of non-hazardous groundwater, and site restoration with sand backfill and topsoil. The electronic bid was originally scheduled for June 12, 2019, but was extended to June 19, 2019, at 2:00 pm local time, following a mandatory pre-bid conference and site tour on May 31, 2019. Bidders are required to submit a 5% bid guarantee, and the project is structured with unit pricing for various project components, with a contingency allowance of $56,000.

Qualified disabled veteran (QDV) businesses may receive a 10% bid preference, with a requirement that bidders be Michigan-based or provide detailed information about their business location. Performance and payment bonds are required if the contract exceeds $50,000. The project is funded under Funding Code 1581, with specific NIGP Codes 92629, 92630, and 92678. Contractors must be prepared to execute an access agreement with the City of Bay City and submit comprehensive documentation, including advance notifications, removal plans, record documents, and disposal documentation for asbestos, PCB-containing equipment, and miscellaneous regulated materials. A 20% retainage will be withheld until all project documentation is submitted. While a specific total project budget is not explicitly stated, the project involves significant environmental remediation with an estimated 350-400 gravel trains required to complete the work, suggesting a substantial investment in site cleanup and restoration.