FEMA Home Demolition - 24092 Currier

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
09212026
State
Michigan
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About this opportunity

The City of Dearborn Heights, Michigan is soliciting bids for FEMA-funded home demolition and site restoration at 24092 Currier, with proposals due October 15, 2026.

The scope encompasses full removal and proper disposal of the building, foundations, basement walls, and pool structure if applicable; removal of all vegetation (shrubs, trees, tree stumps, and marked items including all Sycamore trees) as designated by the city; dust-free demolition with adequate wetting using contractor-supplied water; filling and compacting basements and voids with clean fill material; topsoil application, grading, and seeding with compaction testing to 95% density; sidewalk replacement; curb removal, installation, filling, and seeding of the house approach; fence removal alongside the creek; and removal and proper disposal or recycling of all identified hazardous materials (asbestos, lead, and other hazardous inventory per attached Environmental Testing and Consulting reports).

The contractor must source all fill materials and provide documented environmental testing proving non-contamination (Michigan metals, VOCs, SVOCs) to Environmental Testing and Consulting for approval at least two weeks prior to site delivery. If the contractor cannot provide this documentation, ETC will conduct sampling at the contractor's expense. The contractor is responsible for filing 10-day MDEQ notification and completing form EQ5661, and for providing one photograph of the site prior to demolition and one photograph after demolition (digital images acceptable via flash storage, CD, or email, labeled by address). All project costs, including water supply, materials, labor, and any remedial environmental testing, are the contractor's responsibility. No contract value, incumbent, evaluation criteria, or pre-bid meeting date are specified in the available materials.

Opportunity text

The project generally consists of the rremoval and proper disposal of the indicated buildings and structures, including foundations, basement walls and pool structure (if applicable); Removal of shrubs, trees, tree stumps etc. as defined by the City of Dearborn Heights (including all Sycamore trees and other items as marked onsite or drawing): Filling and properly compacting with industry standard basements and voids with documented clean fill (if applicable); Source of fill material and documented environmental testing proving the fill material is not contaminated (IO Michigan Metals, VOCs, SVOCs, etc.) must be presented to Environmental Testing and Consulting (ETC) for approval at least two weeks prior to arrival at the site. If the contractor cannot provide this documentation, ETC will conduct the sampling at the expense of the Contractor of soil materials they identify for fill. See Appendix A for rules regarding testing fill materials. Contractor shall conduct a "dust free" demolition with adequate wetting; Contractor is responsible for supplying clean water to support such requirement. Contractor shall provide topsoil, grading and seeding of site, including compaction and compaction testing to 95%. Contractor responsible for proper disposal of all debris; Contractor responsible for filing IO-day notification to MDEQ and completing form EQ5661; Contractor is responsible for providing (1) photograph of each site prior to demolition and (1 ) photograph of each site after demolition. Digital images are acceptable and can be provided by Contractor via flash storage, CD, or email with each location labeled by address; Contractor must replace the house sidewalk; Contractor must remove, install curb, fill with dirt, and seed with grass the house approach; Contractor must remove the fence alongside the creek; Contractor must remove and recycle / dispose of all hazards materials (asbestos, lead, hazardous material inventory) identified in the attached ETC reports according to all applicable laws and regulations. Contractor must follow the demolition consultant/project manager/project engineer directions at all times. Any work discovery must be submitted to the project consultant for approval accordingly, Contractor must plant native plants/shrubs alongside the area within 8 feet of the Creek edge. Native planting must be approved by ETC prior to installation.

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