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Farmhouse for sale and relocation at Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve

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The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is seeking bids for the purchase and removal of an approximately 1,600-square-foot, two-story wooden farmhouse located at Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve in Licking County, Ohio. The structure is being sold as is, and the contract will be awarded to the bidder offering the highest purchase price. The successful bidder is responsible for removing the residence through either full structure relocation for reuse or on-site dismantling for salvage. The scope of work includes the removal of all structural materials, debris, and equipment such as the furnace and water tanks, as well as breaking the basement floor for drainage and backfilling it to grade. The awarded contractor must provide all necessary equipment and fencing, assuming full responsibility for site security and compliance with environmental laws. While an initial report indicated no asbestos, the contractor must mitigate any asbestos discovered during work according to Ohio EPA and NESHAP regulations. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for obtaining all required building and demolition permits and adhering to ODOT transportation requirements. Work must commence within 20 days of purchase, with all materials and debris removed within 180 days of contract execution. Payment is due in full within 10 business days of bid closing, preferably via wire transfer.

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Bid for purchase and removal of a wooden farmhouse at Blackhand Gorge Preserve.

Agency

Dept Of Natural Resources

Place of Performance

OH, USA

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Blackhand Gorge House Removal Specification

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13711 Claylick Road NESHAP Asbestos Survey Report

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Hickey House C Photos

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AgencyDept Of Natural Resources
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The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is accepting bids for the purchase and removal of an existing house located at Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve. This notable farmhouse was present when the property was acquired, and Ohio Department of Natural Resourcesd (ODNR) hopes to see it preserved and potentially restored by a new owner who can relocate it and give it new life. The awarded bidder is required to sign a contract with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve House Removal.Location: Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve, 13711 Claylick Road, Heath 43056, Licking County, OhioParcel: 048-159408-00.000Ordering Division and address:Wyatt SaxtonDivision of Natural Areas, Regional Preserve ManagerOhio Department of Natural Resources7211 Bremen RoadLogan, Ohio 43138Specifications The awarded bidder must remove the existing unoccupied residence at Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve, in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations, either through full structure removal for off-site reuse/restoration or through on-site dismantling for salvage, with proposals accepted for one or both options. All work must include removal or salvage of all structural materials; complete removal of all debris, trash, and construction and/or demolition waste; protection of surrounding natural resources, vegetation, and landforms.The basement floor shall be broken to allow drainage, and the basement backfilled to grade using available on‑site material, with foundation walls lowered below final grade. While this work is preferred to achieve optimal site restoration, bidders may propose alternative approaches.The furnace, hot water tank, and pressure tank must also be removed, and all materials must be properly recycled or disposed of. The residence has been vacant for nearly 10 years. The final site condition must be clean, stable, and safe. The awarded bidder must provide all equipment needed to remove the house. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Division of Natural Areas & Preserves will not provide any equipment. The awarded bidder may store equipment at an agreed-upon onsite location during the removal and must remove all equipment within (3) three days after the house is removed from the preserve. The manager will determine where equipment can be stored during the building removal process. ODNR does not guarantee the safety or security of equipment stored at Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve. ODNR is not liable for equipment that is damaged or stolen while stored at Blackhand State Nature Preserve.The awarded bidder must provide fencing and fence off the work area for the duration of the removal and while preparing the house to be transported.Work is allowed seven days per week from 6:00am EST to 9:00pm EST.The awarded bidder assumes all responsibility for compliance with applicable environmental laws and other regulations.An asbestos inspection report is attached to the bid in Ohio Buys. The report indicates no asbestos present. However, if any asbestos is found during the course of work, the awarded bidder is required to mitigate all asbestos from the building as required by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency prior to building removal.Awarded bidder must comply with all asbestos abatement requirements of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) The Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 3745-20 contains regulations for controlling asbestos emissions from demolition and renovation projects and any other applicable requirements. Ohio's regulations are consistent with U.S. EPA's National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) regarding asbestos. Asbestos Abatement & Demolition | Ohio Environmental Protection AgencyContractor shall be responsible for the proper disposal of all building materials, including any asbestos containing materials (ACM).Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all required building permits including, but not limited to, a building demolition permit. Contractor shall comply with all Ohio Department of Commerce requirements regarding building removal.Work to remove the building must begin within twenty (20) days of purchase and the building and all debris must be removed from the preserve within 180 days of contract execution.The site must be cleaned and secured daily.Awarded bidder is required to meet all ODOT requirements for transporting the building to another location. https://www.transportation.ohio.gov/working/permits/special-hauling-permits/operate Utilities: The utilities are shut off and there are none on site.The house is an approximately 1,600‑square‑foot, two‑story wooden structure with basement. Many windows are broken, and portions of the electrical and plumbing systems are no longer intact.The building is purchased “as is.” The Ohio Department of Natural Resources makes no express or implied warranties as to the condition of the building and/or condition of the building materials or as to the fitness or safety of the building and/or building materials for a particular purpose or any purpose.Evaluation and award. The contract will be awarded to the bidder offering the highest price for the building. All bids must be submitted in Ohio Buys.Site Visit & Point of ContactSite visits are available by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, contact:Wyatt contact@example.gov 740-380-8919Once a contract is awarded, failure of the bidder to have requested a site visit to become familiar with the facility and requirements of the bid will be insufficient reason to support any request to be released from the contract.
Asbestos report addedPhotos of building added Evaluation and award. The contract will be awarded to the bidder offering the highest price for the building. All bids must be submitted in Ohio Buys.Payment will made in full within 10 business days of bid closing. Wire payment would be preferred (with wire instructions provided by ODNR); if by check -- payment to: "Ohio Treasurer of State”.Rule 113-1-02 - Ohio Administrative Code | Ohio Laws
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Items I1_000001 | Required Item | Total purchase price paid to the State | Attach company background and contact info, timeline, other relevant information | Estimated usage: 1.00000 | Unit: AMT
Inquiries Inquiry 97611 | The solicitation identifies full structure removal for off-site reuse/restoration or on-site dismantling for salvage as the removal options. It also references demolition waste disposal, a building demolition permit, and applicable demolition requirements. Please confirm whether the State would also accept a proposal for complete conventional demolition of the existing house, with all building materials and debris properly removed and disposed of, followed by completion of the required basement/foundation and site-restoration work, rather than requiring the structure or its materials to be relocated or salvaged. | Answer: ODNR is hoping to sell the building rather than paying for its demolition. Alternate methods of removal will be considered, with the bid award to be made to the contractor offering the highest purchase price. | Answered: 9/14/2026

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