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Board approves $348,932 contract to demolish old middle school; CIP funds cover scope
Summary
The Board approved the low bid and authorized a construction-services agreement to demolish the county’s old middle school, including hazardous-material removal; the project was budgeted in the CIP and the contract passed by roll-call vote.
The King George Board of Supervisors approved a construction-services agreement on May 6 to demolish the county’s old middle school, awarding the job to Demolition Services Inc. at a low bid of $348,932.
Lede: The board voted to award a $348,932 demolition contract for the old middle school, funded through the county’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP); staff said the contract includes hazardous-material abatement and that the site will be graded and reseeded after demolition.
Nut graf: The demolition was budgeted in the FY24 CIP with an original allocation of $600,000; the low bid was within budget and the scope includes hazardous-material removal, foundation removal and site leveling. Board members asked staff to confirm the CIP year and scope before voting; staff confirmed the project is in the FY24 CIP.
Details: Procurement staff said the solicitation required bidders to demonstrate experience with demolition and hazardous-materials removal; Demolition Services Inc. submitted the lowest responsive bid. The public-record motion directed staff to execute the construction-services agreement subject to county-attorney approval. Roll-call votes recorded board members voting aye and the motion carried.
Ending: Staff will proceed with contract execution after attorney review and schedule demolition work. The county plans to level and reseed the site after the foundation is removed.
