Emergency - Request for Demolition for 3072 NW 46 ST

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
MCC 7360 RPQ No 20261105
State
Florida
Responses due

Opportunity facts

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Miami-Dade County's Regulatory and Economic Resources department is soliciting bids through an emergency Request for Price Quotation for demolition of structures at 3072 NW 46 Street, Miami, Florida, with bids due November 14, 2026 at 5:00 PM. The solicitation contains no set-aside, DBE, SBE, or other special-program restriction.

Scope covers complete demolition and removal of a one-story wood/frame stucco dwelling (1,235 square feet), a pre-manufactured shed (48 square feet), chain link fencing (11 square feet), metal fencing (40 square feet), and a concrete slab (1,000 square feet), with all debris removed from the premises. Work includes utility disconnections, septic tank abandonment under Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitation Services regulations, electrical disconnection coordination with Florida Power and Light, rough grading, backfill, and site restoration. The contractor must obtain all permits before starting work and must be a licensed demolition service contractor. The project is single-trade, and ancillary work may be subcontracted with departmental approval. E-Verify is required for all newly hired employees.

The estimated project value is $12,807, excluding contingencies and dedicated allowances, paid on a lump sum basis. The contract term is 15 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed, with an anticipated start date of November 20, 2026. No performance bond is required. Commercial general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 in the aggregate is mandatory, with Miami-Dade County named as additional insured, along with workers' compensation and automobile liability coverage of $300,000 combined single limit. Liquidated damages are $50.00 per day for delays. Responses are submitted by email to David.Andres@miamidade.gov, and no pre-bid meeting or site visit is mandatory.

Opportunity text

DEMOLITION METHODS A. The Contractor shall demolish and remove from the site all items which are wholly or partially exposed or above grade, such as buildings, slabs, reinforcing steel, conduit, piping (except well casing), tanks, pumps, motors, rubble, chattel (inside the structure) and debris resulting from demolitions of the building. Demolition areas and areas scarred by demolition operations shall be rough graded after demolition, leaving a finished area with no mound or depression greater than six inches in any ten feet of horizontal distance, and level enough to allow a tractor mower, with 5- foot diameter rotary blades, to operate successfully. B. The Contractor shall furnish any additional backfill material that is necessary with no increase in cost to the user agency. Backfill material shall be clean and free from all organic material, clay, marl, unstable materials, or lumps of paving, and shall contain no rocks or stones greater that six inches in diameter. All broken concrete, steel, wood, concrete blocks, mortar, roofing material and pipe and conduit above finish grade which were a part of the building as defined in the Notice to Proceed with Contract Work are to be removed and disposed of by the contractor. All depressions shall be filled and leveled. All pipe trenches and other excavations shall be backfilled and the material sufficiently compacted to prevent future settlement. The contractor shall not remove any sand, gravel or rock, suitable as fill material, from the site. C. Except for the demolished building(s) and other demolished structure(s), all other junk, trash and abandoned property and/or materials which are located on the same property and which cannot be disposed of in the County landfill, shall be bulldozed, pushed and/or placed into a single pile at the front of the property in the swale area for pick-up by Solid Waste Department for un-incorporated areas of Miami-Dade County, or by the corresponding local municipality in the incorporated areas. Contractor must contact the corresponding Authority (County or Municipality) for specific instructions. D. All demolition debris and/or materials must be disposed of as required by law.

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