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Detwiler Park Pool Building and Pavement Demolition
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The contract pertains to the complete demolition of all buildings, pool infrastructure, and pavements at the Detwiler Park pool complex in Toledo, Ohio. The work scope includes the demolition and removal of all structures and pavements, debris removal, onsite crushing and placement of suitable materials, and hauling off unsuitable materials. An alternate scope involves clearing and grubbing for the potential expansion of a golf driving range. Bidders are required to submit various city-mandated forms alongside their bid, including compliance with municipal income tax registration, minority business enterprise (MBE) participation goals, equal employment opportunity forms, and proof of debarment status. Additionally, upon contract award, bidders must provide a performance bond and adhere to a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) if applicable, which ensures adherence to union labor standards, fosters labor-management cooperation, and prohibits strikes or lockouts during the project. Prevailing wage requirements mandate that contractors pay the higher of Davis-Bacon or state prevailing wage rates, with certified payrolls submitted routinely after the project commencement. The project is overseen by the City of Toledo Department of Public Services and follows strict bidding protocols outlined in a comprehensive submittal checklist to ensure compliance with all legal, insurance, and tax obligations. The contract also involves a tax exemption certificate for construction materials incorporated into the project. The PLA obligates contractors and subcontractors to enter into agreements with the Northwest Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council, setting terms for safe, timely, and cost-efficient completion. Child support compliance affidavits and insurance certificates naming the City as an additional insured are also required to ensure holistic compliance with city policies. Overall, this demolition project is tightly regulated to comply with municipal codes, promote local labor and minority business participation, and ensure safe and lawful execution.
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3900 N. Summit Street, Toledo, OH 43611, OH, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Notes: Forms with Bid Submission As noted above, City forms must be filled out and attached to the bid. Project Paperwork includes the following: Acknowledgment and Acceptance of Conditions Contract Specifications; Toledo Municipal Income Tax Compliance; Public Utilities Compliance; MBE Good Faith and Goal Commitment; EEO Form; Primary and Subcontractor Forms and Debarment and Suspension Certificate; Best Bid Criteria. Other required forms include those noted in the Response Type Section and also noted in the Other Details Section: Signed Contract by Vendor CEO/President; Child Support Affidavit; Insurance Certificate listing the city of Toledo as an additional insurer; and Current Worker's Compensation Certificate. The following items will be required upon awarding the contract: Performance Bond and PLA, if applicable. Prevailing Wages: When both Davis Bacon and State prevailing wages are advertised, contractor must pay the higher of DB or State prevailing wage rates. The successful bidder shall submit certified payrolls to the City for all labor performed on the project 2 weeks after start date then weekly thereafter.
Bid Bond: 5.00%
