Y -- Demolition work for New Embassy Compound - Quito, Ecuador
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This contract involves the removal and disposal of various structures including concrete slabs, footings, foundations, stairs, metal sheds, and an electrical service building as part of site preparation for the new American Embassy compound in Quito, Ecuador. After demolition, a new topographic survey of the area will be conducted. The expected duration for completing this work is approximately two months. The solicitation invites proposals from all responsible sources, indicating an open competition. Inquiries about the contract are to be directed exclusively to the U.S. Department of State’s Regional Procurement Support Office in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with specific contact details provided, including a fax number and a designated Contract Specialist, Robert Lindquist. The contracting officer for this solicitation is Robert E. Lloyd. The NAICS code assigned to this contract is 238910, which pertains to demolition work, confirming the nature of the services sought. The procurement is currently in the presolicitation phase.
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