IFB No 127352 Building 59 Demolition

This contract, under IFB No. 127352 issued by the California Military Department, requires a qualified contractor to perform complete demolition of Building 59 at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos, California. The scope includes the comprehensive removal of lead and asbestos-containing materials (ACM), demolition of the building structure, and disposal of all associated debris and site utilities. The contractor is responsible for providing all labor, materials, equipment, permits, insurance, bonds, transportation, and compliance with all regulatory requirements. Mandatory licenses include a California Contractors State Licensing Board classification of either C-21 (Building Moving/Demolition Contractor) or B (General Building Contractor), with subcontracting to a licensed C-22 (Asbestos Abatement Contractor) for ACM work. Strict adherence to safety protocols, environmental regulations, and quality assurance measures is mandated, including the presence of a qualified Site Safety and Health Officer and a dedicated Quality Control Manager. Pre-bid attendance at the mandatory job walk is required, with all bids due electronically by May 8, 2026. The contract administration framework emphasizes thorough submission of all required documentation, including submittals for shop drawings, product data, test plans, and certifications before commencement of work. Materials must be delivered and stored under specified conditions to maintain integrity, and the contractor must comply with rigorous inspection and acceptance procedures, culminating in a formal final acceptance inspection at the site. Payment is contingent upon government verification of satisfactory completion. The contract also enforces strict provisions against conflicts of interest, gratuities, and compliance with applicable California civil rights and environmental laws. Though no standard FAR clauses are incorporated, detailed specifications govern quality, safety, environmental compliance, and contract closeout. Evaluation will be based primarily on the lowest responsible bid meeting project requirements. The contract entails compliance with California building codes, military antiterrorism standards, and hazardous material handling protocols, supported by extensive attachments covering bid forms, certifications, rate sheets, and required reporting documents.