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Demolition of Structures

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RA #25089State & Local

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Greenville County Code Enforcement is seeking bids for the demolition of unsafe structures on four properties located on Minus Street in Greenville, SC, all owned by the same individual. The work involves not only the demolition but also clearing the sites of trash, debris, and uncontrolled vegetation. After demolition, the contractor is required to grade the properties to ensure positive drainage, followed by seeding and applying straw to the areas. The county will issue no-cost demolition permits, and contractors must handle utility disconnections and asbestos abatement on properties identified with asbestos, including obtaining necessary permits through the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services. If air monitoring is required during asbestos removal, the county will pay for the service, but coordination with S&ME for air monitoring is the contractor’s responsibility. This solicitation, titled "Demolition of Structures" with solicitation number RA #25089, was posted on March 20, 2025, under NAICS code 221320, and is managed by the Greenville County Planning and Code Enforcement agency. The contractor must comply with all safety and regulatory requirements related to demolition and hazardous materials removal. The primary point of contact for this project is Bob Brewer, who can be reached via email or phone provided in the solicitation. The contract reflects a comprehensive effort to address public safety concerns by removing hazardous structures and restoring the properties to safe and environmentally stable conditions.

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Greenville County seeks bids for demolition, debris removal, asbestos abatement, grading, and seeding of four properties.

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South Carolina → Greenville County Planning and Code EnforcementView Agency

NAICS

221320 - Sewage Treatment FacilitiesView NAICS

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SC, USA

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AgencySouth Carolina → Greenville County Planning and Code Enforcement
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Greenville County Code Enforcement is requesting bids for the demolition of the structures on 4 properties located on Minus Street in Greenville, SC. The properties are all owned by the same owner and are currently unsafe for human occupancy. There is also trash, rubbish, debris and uncontrolled growth on each property. The properties will need to be cleared, graded to promote positive drainage and then seeded and strawed. Greenville County Building Safety will issue a no cost demolition permit for each property. The contactor(s) will be responsible for facilitating utility disconnection (power/sewer, etc) and asbestos abatement on the properties that contain asbestos (see attached asbestos surveys) which will include permitting through SC DES. If air monitoring is required, the County will fund. However, the contractor(s) will need to coordinate with S&ME for air monitoring services.

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