SMALL WORKS: Deconstruction and Salvage - Jennings Park Caretaker House

The City of Marysville, Washington is requesting quotations for selective deconstruction, material recovery, and removal of a 1,288-square-foot caretaker house and garage at Jennings Memorial Park, with quotations due September 24, 2026. This is a Small Works procurement under Washington State regulations, which carries streamlined procedures and financial thresholds specific to that vehicle.

The scope centers on salvaging reusable building materials — old-growth Douglas fir framing, floor joists, tongue-and-groove subflooring, rafters, wall studs, and dimensional lumber — with the contractor responsible for selective deconstruction, material sorting and recovery, site preparation, protective measures during work, dust control, and site restoration following completion. The contractor must also properly dispose of non-salvageable waste materials and comply with local environmental and waste management regulations.

Contractors must demonstrate experience with selective deconstruction practices and material salvage operations. The scope likely includes provisions for hazardous material assessment and abatement if asbestos, lead paint, or other regulated substances are encountered during deconstruction, though no pre-deconstruction survey results are specified in the solicitation materials. Quotations must cover all labor, materials, equipment, and disposal costs for the complete project.

Award is anticipated to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Funding is allocated within the City of Marysville Parks and Recreation Department capital improvement budget.