140 West Flagler Building Demolition

The scope of services consists of, and is not limited to, furnishing all materials, labor, services, supervision, tools, equipment, including all associated permits, and all other items necessary for the successful top-down controlled demolition of the 140 W. Flagler Street building of about 280,000 sqft and 16 stories, built in 1975, including but not limited to capping of existing utilities, hauling and proper disposal of demolished materials daily during demolition. Once the demolition is completed, the contractor shall be responsible to rough grade the site, leaving it leveled with no mound or depressions greater than six inches in any 10 feet horizontal distance. If any additional back-fill material is necessary, clean fill shall be furnished and installed by the contractor. The scope of work, includes, but are not limited to: 1. All trade permits required for demolition. 2. Full demolition of entire building, including foundations. 3. Remove generator to off-site location provided by MDC. 4. Install temporary fencing, gates, and protective scaffolding around building. 5. Placement of scaffolding and multiple trash chutes at two levels. 6. Demolition of all utilities, as per the construction documents. 7. Removal and off-site management of all material related oil and/or hazardous materials. 8. Collection, washing, load out, transportation and off-site management of all solid wastes. 9. Demolition of heavy building components. 10. Clean-up of entire site. 11. Restoration all damaged around the building, including the adjacent parking lot used for staging area, and the adjacent buildings.

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Existing Conditions, Demolition.