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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on July 11, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

SAT Demolition of Badging and ID Building

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33-03349State & Local

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The contract involves the comprehensive demolition of the Badge and ID Office (Building 1322) at San Antonio International Airport, a single-story structure with historically significant architectural elements listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The project emphasizes the safe and environmentally responsible demolition process, ensuring the preservation of specific architectural components such as travertine cladding and reinforced concrete columns for future restoration or display. The scope mandates careful handling and protection of salvageable items, with detailed inventory and photographic documentation required for all preserved elements. Operationally, the project must adhere to FAA airspace safety protocols, OSHA, and local safety regulations, with measures in place for dust suppression, debris containment, and coordination with airport authorities to minimize disruption. Post-demolition, all debris must be removed, and any disturbed areas restored to their original condition, while the foundation remains intact. The contractor is responsible for delivering a final report that includes an inventory of salvaged items, disposal manifests, and site restoration details. The contract, issued by the City of San Antonio, has a budget range between $500,000 and $1,500,000, with a response deadline of August 15, 2025, and is managed through the Texas procurement system.

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IFB 010 SAT Demolition of Badge and ID Office

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Solicitation 33-03349 for SAT Demolition of Badge and ID Office

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AgencyTexas → City of San Antonio
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Project OverviewThis scope of work outlines the demolition of the Badge and ID Office (Building 1322), located at San Antonio International Airport which contains historically significant architectural and structural elements. The demolition must be carried out in compliance with FAA, EPA, OSHA, and local regulatory requirements, while preserving designated historical components for future restoration, display, or reuse.Project Location and DescriptionBuilding Name/Number: Badge and ID Office, Building 1322Location: 9623 W. Terminal Drive, San Antonio, Texas, 78216Structure Type: single-story cast in place concreteHistorical Designation: The building contains elements listed as historically significant under the National Register of Historic PlacesObjectivesSafely demolish the structure in its entirety, except for elements designated for salvage.Identify, protect, and preserve specified historical components during the demolition process.Minimize disruption to surrounding airport operations and infrastructure.Ensure environmentally responsible disposal of all non-salvaged materials 3. Historical Salvage Requirements3.1 Salvageable ElementsThe following items (including but not limited to) must be salvaged and delivered to the designated storage location:• Architectural elements, specifically:o Travertine cladding (including commemorative plaque)o Reinforced concrete Y columnsA detailed inventory with photographs and item descriptions is included in the plan set.3.2 Handling and Protection• Use precision demolition methods around designated salvage items.• Protect elements from moisture, mechanical damage, and theft.• Secure all salvaged items for secure transport and inventory tracking until transferred to the CMAR.Operations, Environmental, and Safety ComplianceComply with FAA airspace safety protocols (e.g., Notice to Airmen, obstruction clearance).Follow OSHA and local safety regulations during demolition.Use dust suppression and debris containment to minimize environmental impact.Coordinate with airport operations and safety officers to schedule and secure the site.Site RestorationRemove all demolition debris.Site foundation is to remain in place.Restore any disturbed adjacent areas, including fencing or pavement, to original condition.DeliverablesInventory list of salvaged historical elements with condition reportsFinal demolition report including disposal manifests and site restoration detailsDelivery and receipt confirmation for salvaged items

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