Haverhill District Court - Removal and Disposal of water Damaged Materials

The Massachusetts Trial Court's Office of Court Management, in collaboration with Facilities Management & Capital Planning, has announced a contract for removing and disposing of water-damaged materials at the Haverhill District Court. This initiative aims to mitigate the effects of an internal potable water leak that has compromised various building components, including some that contain asbestos. The remediation work encompasses the extraction of carpeting from several courtrooms, such as the basement and first floor, removal of vinyl cove base from basement rooms, and demolishing specific sheetrock walls across different sections on the first floor, notably in the Judge's Lobby and adjacent rooms. Due to asbestos in the joint compound of certain sheetrock walls, particular care is necessary during the disposal process. The contract stipulates that the work must be performed outside of regular court operating hours—either during weekends or after hours on weekdays—and requires all workers to have a CORI check. Contractors are permitted to utilize on-site resources like facility water and electricity for the duration of the project, which is set to commence on a date yet to be determined and will continue until the project is completed. Located at 45 Ginty Boulevard, Haverhill, MA, the site of the contract work is the Haverhill District Court, with the project aligning under solicitation with an estimated value range of $50,000 to $150,000. The primary contact for this contract is Odair Brandao, who can be reached via email or phone for further inquiries.