Emergency Residential Demolition: 23640 SUNNYSIDE

Background
The City of Detroit is issuing this solicitation for the emergency demolition of blighted residential structures as part of its Demolition Program. The intent is to protect the health and safety of Detroit residents by removing hazardous and structurally unsound buildings. This specific project involves the demolition of a single-family, one-story frame dwelling located at 23640 Sunnyside, which has suffered severe fire and structural damage, rendering it unsafe.

Work Details
The contractor will be responsible for the following tasks:
1. Emergency demolition of the specified residential structure, including all associated debris removal.
2. Assign a qualified Project Manager and personnel with necessary accreditations and experience.
3. Obtain all necessary permits and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations throughout the demolition process.
4. Document site conditions before, during, and after demolition, including taking photographs.
5. Ensure safety measures are in place to protect surrounding properties and individuals during demolition activities.
6. Backfill and grade the site post-demolition to ensure it is level with adjacent properties, using approved materials that meet environmental standards.
7. Replace any damaged sidewalks as per jurisdiction specifications and seed the site with appropriate vegetation after grading.

Period of Performance
The contract period will commence upon issuance of a Notice to Proceed from the Owner, with specific timelines for various tasks:
- Within 1 calendar day: Demarcate work area and distribute health/safety materials.
- Within 3 calendar days: Complete demolition.
- Within 7 calendar days: Remove all debris and request an open hole inspection.
- Within 14 calendar days: Complete backfill and grading.
- Within 30 calendar days: Submit invoice for completed work.

Place of Performance
The work will be performed at 23640 Sunnyside, Detroit, Michigan.

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must have relevant certifications such as M/WBE or SDVOSB if applicable, possess necessary licenses for demolition work, provide proof of insurance, and comply with all local regulations regarding construction safety and environmental protection.