Asbestos Remediation

Schoolcraft Community Schools in Sanilac County, Michigan, is seeking sealed bids for a comprehensive asbestos remediation project at the Schoolcraft Lower Elementary School located at 611 E. Clay St. The procurement involves removing approximately 15,559 square feet of 9"x9" floor tiles with mastic and 16 square feet of window/exterior caulking from six 1'x4' windows prior to demolition. Bidders must be licensed for asbestos abatement in Michigan and provide detailed work plans, proper permits, and comply with extensive worker protection and waste disposal protocols. The invitation to bid requires contractors to furnish all necessary labor, tools, materials, equipment, and supervision to complete the remediation according to specified technical requirements. A mandatory site walk-through is scheduled for Tuesday, February 18, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and sealed bids are due by Monday, February 24, 2025, at 9:00 AM, with a public bid opening at the Schoolcraft Community Schools South Campus East Cafeteria. Potential bidders must submit a response form and contact Travis Noa of BDN at tnoa@bdnihc.com with any questions.

The bid documents do not specify any specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises or restricted bidder categories. The successful contractor must provide performance and payment bonds, each at 100% of the contract sum, from surety companies licensed in Michigan with A- or better ratings. No specific budget range or award value is explicitly stated in the provided documentation. All waste generated during the remediation must be transported to an owner-approved landfill using hard-roofed vehicles with proper labeling and documentation. The contractor will be required to coordinate closely with BDN Industrial Hygiene Consultants, who are serving as the project manager. Bids must be physically mailed to Dr. Nate Ledlow, Superintendent at Schoolcraft Community Schools, and electronic or emailed submissions will not be accepted. While no incumbent vendor information is provided, the project appears to be a standard asbestos removal effort in preparation for potential future school facility modifications.