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s RFQ For On -Call Demolition Service
<br />MACRO•Z-TECHNOLOGY
<br />In addition to being a rapid -response contract, this project also involved the removal of hazardous
<br />material. As these homes required demolition due to the extensive fire damage, we had to be careful when
<br />sorting the debris due to the presence of Household Hazardous Wastes (HHW) that could contaminate the
<br />waste stream with large quantities of toxic material, such as batteries, household chemicals, coolants from
<br />AC s stems or car maintenance or plastic materials that would pose a threat from exposure to heat.
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<br />Client: City of Anaheim Public Works i Consultant Project Manager: Daniel Duarte <<Same as
<br />Proposed PM :.
<br />Reference Point of Contact: Carlos Castellanos, PE
<br />Reference Phone: (714) 765-5066 1 Reference Email: 1 CCastellanos(a)anaheim.net
<br />Project #3. $18.4-M Demolition of Three Buildings (65,600-SF) & Site Preparation for New
<br />Construction of Joint Reaional Deolovment Processina Center
<br />Location: March Air Reserve Base �ARB), CA l Year Complete(
<br />Project Description
<br />MZT served as the Prime Contractor on this demolition of existing buildings
<br />and the new construction of an administration building. This project
<br />provided the abatement and demolition of three existing buildings: a 7,800-
<br />SF passenger terminal, an abandoned 24,050-SF facility, and a 33,750-SF
<br />building, which was then cleared and prepared for the new construction of a
<br />48,220-SF two-story JRDPC, which houses military personnel and
<br />equipment deployment processing services.
<br />This project involved the demolition of a 7,800-SF building, a 24,050-SF
<br />building, a 33,750-SF building, and the new construction of a 48,220-SF
<br />building that included: hazardous material abatement, building systems
<br />demolition, building structure demolition, building concrete, structural steel,
<br />carpentry, doors & frames, tile/carpet flooring, casework, fire sprinkler/fire
<br />suppression system, HVAC system, building electrical system,
<br />CCTV/Physical Access Control System (PACS), Fire Alarm system, asphalt
<br />paving, landscaping/ irrigation, and site improvements.
<br />2017 <<within last 5
<br />Relevant Scope items:
<br />demolition, asbestos
<br />abatement, HAZMAT
<br />removal, grading for
<br />drainage, importing &
<br />exporting fill, cap of water &I
<br />sewer lines, compacting
<br />Demolition of: foundations,
<br />footings, slabs,
<br />landscaping, fencing, walls,',
<br />trees
<br />r Completed within 5 years
<br />Performed as Prime
<br />Contractor
<br />Public Agency
<br />This project demonstrates MZT's ability to successfully complete a building
<br />demolition project. Demolition efforts included the tear down and razing of three buildings including all
<br />adjacent sidewalks, ramps, planting beds, and landscaping. Utilities were disconnected and capped off at
<br />the main. Foundations, subgrades, and unused utility lines were removed entirely and disposed of.
<br />Asphalt, irrigation, bollards, gates, and a portion of the flight line wall were also demolished.
<br />Similar Size, Scope, and Complexity
<br />Similar Size. At 65,600-SF of demolition and $18.4-M, this is larger in size to the structures to be
<br />demolished under the City's On -Call Demolition Services contract, which demonstrates MZT's ability to
<br />complete all of the demolition projects anticipated.
<br />Similar Scope. This project included: asbestos abatement, HAZMAT removal, grading for drainage,
<br />importing & exporting fill, cap of water & sewer lines, compacting, and demolition of foundations, footings,
<br />slabs, landscaping, fencing, walls, and trees.
<br />Similar Complexity. The demolition efforts for this project included hazardous material abatement for
<br />asbestos, mercury, and mold. Material was removed by HAZMAT certified professionals and disposed of at
<br />the proper HAZMAT facility.
<br />The building site was on the active March flight line. To protect the flight line operations, we implemented a
<br />Foreign Object Debris (FOD) safety plan. All debris was disposed of daily to avoid accumulation of materials.
<br />Any material that was not removed off -site daily was stored in covered containers to avoid any contamination
<br />onto the flight line. Proximity to the flight line also impacted access to certain areas of the project site and
<br />required additional coordination with the airfield for utility and demolition procedures. While flight line-
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