Demolition and Removal of State Owned Property - 1044 Firth Street Billings

The contract involves the demolition and removal of a state-owned property located at 1044 Firth Street in Billings, Montana, with the Montana Department of Transportation acting as the procuring agency. Bidders are invited to submit sealed proposals via the eMACS electronic system between July 22, 2025, and August 26, 2025, with the work expected to commence after the award, focusing on comprehensive demolition, debris removal, and site cleanup at the specified location. The project is valued between $50,000 and $200,000, and bidders must provide a bid security of 10% if their bid exceeds $150,000. The scope encompasses all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals necessary for complete demolition, with detailed specifications and supporting documents—including permits, asbestos reports, site maps, and prevailing wage rates—attached as part of the solicitation. The contractual framework incorporates a broad array of federal and state compliance requirements, notably the FHWA 1273 provisions, Montana registration statutes, nondiscrimination clauses, and prevailing wage mandates. The award process is based solely on the lowest responsive and responsible bid, with responsiveness contingent upon adherence to all prerequisites such as registration, insurance, and security submissions. The contract emphasizes strict compliance with environmental, safety, and legal standards, including environmental permits and nondiscrimination policies, but does not specify detailed packaging, marking, or shipping instructions, as the work is site-specific demolition. Administrative contacts include Richele Parkhurst, who oversees the procurement process, and the eMACS Help Desk for system support. Overall, the project demands rigorous adherence to federal and state regulations, clear submission procedures, and comprehensive documentation to ensure successful completion of the demolition and site restoration at the designated Montana location.