Demolition Svc Hardin Co P. 23, 24, & 25

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Division of Purchases has issued a Request for Bid (RFB 605 2500000540) for comprehensive demolition services targeting three specific parcels located on Gilead Church Road in Glendale, Hardin County, Kentucky. The procurement encompasses the complete removal of residential and agricultural structures, including a 1,488 SF brick ranch with basement (Parcel 23), a 5,016 SF wood frame metal-sided barn with three concrete silos (Parcel 24), and a 1,631 SF brick ranch with associated improvements (Parcel 25). Deliverables include full site clearance, which requires disconnecting utilities, removing all structures and improvements, seeding disturbed areas, and properly disposing of materials. Bidders must submit electronic responses through the Kentucky Vendor Self Service system by 1:30 PM on April 3, 2025, with a tentative contract award date of April 11, 2025. Evaluation criteria include comprehensive pricing for each parcel, compliance with federal and state regulations, and adherence to technical specifications outlined in the project documentation. Bidders must bid on all parcels to be considered for award and must demonstrate technical capabilities to execute the demolition services precisely and safely.

The procurement includes specific set-aside requirements and restrictions, particularly focusing on Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation and workforce diversity goals. The project mandates female workforce participation at 6.9% nationwide and includes specific minority participation goals for the region. Contractors must comply with federal regulations including Buy America/Build America compliance, non-collusion certification, and Davis-Bacon wage rate standards. While no specific incumbent vendors are listed, the project requires performance and payment bonds, with potential penalties for non-compliance. Though an exact award value is not explicitly stated in the documentation, the project appears to be federally funded with comprehensive site improvement objectives. Bidders must also demonstrate technical expertise in handling complex demolition projects involving residential and agricultural structures, with careful attention to environmental disposal guidelines and equal employment opportunity standards.