Halsey Village Demolition - Phase I
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The Navy is seeking a contractor for Phase 1 of the Halsey Village Demolition project at Naval Station Great Lakes, funded by CNRMA for FY25 Q1. The scope of work involves the demolition of approximately 169,000 square feet of vacant housing units located within a secured area. Key deliverables include the design of demolition, a 1391 package, and a comprehensive disposal package. The project requires strict adherence to environmental and regulatory compliance, including a NEPA review, a hazmat survey, and the implementation of dust control and waste management procedures for hazardous materials like PCB ballasts and fluorescent lamps. Contractors must follow the December 2023 Soils Management Plan and coordinate with the IL SHPO, IDNR, and USFWS regarding historical preservation and wildlife consultations. Additionally, a debris containment plan must be communicated to environmental officials to ensure proper site management.
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ML: GREAT LAKES, USASet-Aside
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