Asbestos Abatement and Demolition Services for Redevelopment Project in Greensboro, NC

The contract involves a multi-phase redevelopment project at North Carolina A&T State University’s Greensboro campus, focusing on asbestos abatement and demolition of approximately twelve residential properties in the Bluford and Lindsay neighborhood. The initial phase mandates licensed asbestos abatement, removal of ACMs in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, followed by air quality clearance and demolition. The university anticipates future phases, with potential additional properties, and seeks a turnkey contractor capable of providing ongoing abatement and demolition services contingent on funding and project scope. The work aims to enhance safety, eliminate environmental hazards, and prepare the area for future infrastructure development, aligning with the university’s long-term campus revitalization goals. The solicitation, issued as RFQ #59-59-Q6881 on July 21, 2025, requires vendors to submit electronic responses by August 15, 2025. The procurement is governed primarily by North Carolina state law, administrative codes, and the university’s standard terms, with no explicit federal FAR clauses referenced. The contract emphasizes compliance with North Carolina General Terms & Conditions, employment laws, and anti-discrimination statutes, incorporating multiple attachments for pricing, certifications, HUB participation, references, and other certifications. The award will be based on the lowest responsive bid meeting all specifications, with evaluation criteria focusing on responsiveness, price, past performance, and responsibility. The contract term is three years, with options for renewal, and performance is to be conducted at designated project sites, with acceptance conditioned on regulatory compliance and successful clearance testing. Payment procedures require detailed invoicing aligned with the submitted pricing, and the contractor must adhere to background check requirements, key personnel approval, and confidentiality obligations. Overall, the contract is structured to ensure regulatory compliance, safety, and responsible performance, with a comprehensive set of certifications and documentation required from vendors at bid submission.