IFB No 127350 Building 58 Demolition

This contract, issued by the California Military Department under Invitation for Bid (IFB) No. 127350, pertains to the demolition of Building 58 located at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos, California. The contractor is required to provide all materials, labor, equipment, permits, transportation, bonds, insurance, and fees necessary to safely remove lead and asbestos-containing materials and complete the demolition, including disposal and handling of associated site utilities. The work must comply with strict health, safety, and environmental regulations, including oversight by a third-party monitoring agency for asbestos abatement and adherence to standards such as the California Building Code (CBC 2019) and US Army Corps of Engineers safety manuals. Prospective bidders must hold specific California Contractors State Licensing Board classifications—either C-21 for demolition or B for general contracting—and use a subcontractor holding a C-22 asbestos abatement license. Attendance at a mandatory pre-bid walk on April 17, 2026, is required for eligibility to bid, with final bids due electronically by May 8, 2026. The contract operates on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) basis, focusing on compliance with all technical and administrative requirements rather than qualitative evaluation factors. Bidders must submit comprehensive certifications and declarations addressing compliance with labor laws, hazardous material regulations, and socio-economic certifications, including Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise and California Small Business Enterprise status if applicable. The contract includes provisions for liquidated damages, working hour regulations, and strict prohibitions on use of certain hazardous materials unless specifically exempted. Payment is processed monthly upon submission and verification of invoices by the Project Manager, with electronic invoicing directed to a designated email. Inspection and acceptance of work are conducted on-site, with contractor responsibility for correcting deficient work. Safety personnel qualifications and continuous on-site safety supervision are mandated. Additionally, the contract outlines strict packaging, preservation, and marking requirements for materials delivered to the site, emphasizing recyclable packaging and clear identification. While the solicitation includes numerous attachments covering bid certifications, declarations, and standardized agreement templates, the contract value is not specified in the available documentation. Overall, this contract is a regulated, safety-critical demolition project requiring compliance with multiple layers of regulatory oversight and administrative rigor.