Demolition Svc Rowan Co P. 39 & 62

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is seeking demolition services for two specific parcels (Parcels 39 and 62) located in Morehead, Rowan County, Kentucky. The Request for Bid (RFB 605 2500000526) requires a comprehensive demolition project involving the complete removal of multiple structures, including a 2,000 sf metal building, a 40+ year old mobile home, metal garages, a wood barn, and associated concrete and debris. The project demands full utility disconnections, site grading, and proper disposal of materials in compliance with local and state regulations. Bid submissions are due electronically by April 2, 2025, at 1:30 pm Eastern Time, with a tentative award date of April 4, 2025. The procurement will be evaluated using a best value approach with 100% of points allocated to pricing, meaning the lowest bidder will receive the maximum score. Contractors must provide a performance bond of $10,000 or the contract amount, and maintain general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence.

The project is federally funded, requiring compliance with several key regulations including the Buy America/Build America Act and Davis-Bacon wage determinations. Contractors must adhere to Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program requirements and meet specific workforce diversity goals, which include nationwide female participation targets of 6.9% and varying minority participation percentages depending on the metropolitan statistical area. The solicitation includes specific guidelines for handling potential hazardous materials, mandating proper refrigerant recovery and environmental disposal practices. While no incumbent vendors are mentioned, the project appears to be part of a broader transportation infrastructure initiative in Rowan County. Bidders must be prepared to handle all aspects of demolition across two parcels located at 91 Limestone Rd. and 4935 Flemingsburg Rd., with specific attention to comprehensive site clearance and regulatory compliance. The exact project budget is not explicitly stated, but the detailed specifications suggest a significant infrastructure investment by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.