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Nf „ � RFQ For On-Call Demolition Service MACRO-Z-TECHNOLOGY c Exact method is determined based on project site features, such as proximity to the property line or other buildings, structural soundness of uncovered wood framing material, and maneuvering space on the site. • Using a excavator equipped with a hydraulic hammer attachment, we'll break up the 4" concrete foundation and footings and haul away to recycler. • Using a backhoe equipped with a bucket attachment, we'll excavate the building footings to a depth of 3'. • Haul-off operations conducted as needed to maintain site cleanliness 2.3.5 Task 3.5e Site Restoration • Import soil to backfill the excavated building foot print, placing the soil in lifts and compacting to 90% density. • Rough grade then fine grade the site to meet the grading plan requirements for proper drainage. • Top with 1" base course. 2.4 Phase 4: Closeout & Demobilization • Remove equipment, tools, and materials from the site • Conduct final site cleaning, ensuring that no tools, materials, or debris is left on-site • Conduct internal final inspections/ punchlist to ensure all work was completed in accordance with the scope and quality standards • Conduct final inspections with the City to closeout the permits • Conduct final inspections / punchlist with the City to closeout the project • Remove temporary SWPPP / BMP features (silt fence, rumble plates) • Remove site fence ■ • Copies of demolition permit, water and sewer cap inspection approval, and letter of completion Certification that the structure was free of infestation prior to demolition 2.5 Sample Project Schedule In our attached sample project schedule, you may notice that these phases aren't exactly in a linear progression from Phase 2 to Phase 3, and Phase 3 to Phase 4. That is because we adapted our standard plan to suit this sample project. In this case, we complete abatement before mobilizing any heavy equipment. We chose this approach for the sample project because we anticipate some site constraints, specifically that we won't have much room for maneuvering heavy equipment alongside an abatement operation.