Demolition of Mohican Cabin Coshocton County

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife is seeking a contractor for the demolition of a cabin located in the Mohican Wildlife Area within Coshocton County, Ohio. The project involves comprehensive demolition services, including removing an old cabin with a concrete block foundation and timber walls, disconnecting utilities, removing the foundation and debris, and restoring the site within a 10-foot perimeter. Contractors must obtain necessary permits, fill holes, grade the site, and seed with a cover crop, with all building and foundation debris to be hauled off-site. Site visits are available by appointment with John Morton, and the entire project must be completed by August 1st, 2025. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder using a low lot total evaluation method, with potential payment reductions of 5% for each week the project extends beyond the specified deadline. Bidders must submit quotes for all items to be considered responsive and will be required to sign an Addendum to Bid Quote or Personal Services Agreement.

The procurement opportunity includes provisions encouraging minority and diverse business participation, aligning with Ohio's Executive Order 2008-13S promoting Encouraging Diversity, Growth and Equity (EDGE) businesses. Contractors must complete an Affirmation and Disclosure Form detailing their principal business location and affirming compliance with prohibitions on offshore services. The project requires contractors to have appropriate workers' compensation coverage and comply with Ohio election laws. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the asbestos removal component of the project was previously quoted at $2,150.00, suggesting the overall project budget is likely in a similar range. Additional requirements include completing an OPERS Independent Contractor Form and adhering to the State of Ohio's Standard Terms and Conditions. The State Historic Preservation Office has already reviewed the project and determined it will not affect historic properties, indicating minimal environmental and historical constraints.