Item 22 - Agreements for On -Call Demolition Services

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• Skidsteer with grappler bucket • End -dump or super- 10 truck (depending on exact access based on permit & plan developed after award) • 40-yard dumpster • 50,000-LB excavator RFQ For On -Call Demolition Service 1 Superintendent • 2 Operators • 4 Laborers • Subcontractor's abatement crew (foreman and 4 laborers) • Sledgehammers • Hammers • Jack hammers • Pry bar • reciprocating saw • Air compressor • Chain saws • Weed eaters • Saws (various types/sizes) • Shovels (various types/sizes) MACRO-Z-TECHNOLOGY • Standard PPE (eye protection, gloves, vests, etc.) • Abatement PPE for the abatement crew (Tyvek suits, respirators) • Poly sheeting • Traffic control devices (cones, stanchions, delineators, arrow boards, etc.) • Walk -off matts • SWPPP/ BMP materials Table 2. Equipment, crew, tools, and materials / supplies anticipated for the sample project 2.3 Phase 3: Perform the Work 2.3.1 Task 3.1: Abatement • Prior to starting work, we'll provide required notice to the US EPA and CARB We'll start with removing the bees so that the site is safe for abatement workers. We'll call a local bee keeper to safely remove the hive without damaging the bee population. • A qualified pest control subcontractor will abate vermin, using methods appropriate to the species and locations encountered • Erect asbestos and lead abatement containment (poly sheeting securely duct taped in place with entrance vestibule and negative air pressure maintained inside) • Qualified subcontractor abates the Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM), securely containing ACM inside poly and transporting off -site Deliverables for Task 3.1 Abatement contractor's license • Map and documentation specifying the ACM abated • Hazardous materials transport / disposal manifests • Completion letter indicating that the property has been abated & is ready for demolition 2.3.2 Task 3.2: Salvage & Demolish Exterior Site Features • To save time, we perform site salvage & demolition concurrent with interior abatement • Pothole and cap utilities based on coordination efforts during the pre -demolition preparation phase • Salvage opportunities would be evaluated based on the project • Using heavy equipment and hand tools, remove landscaping and trees and mulch if possible, covered patio, and exterior paving • Haul -off operations conducted as needed to maintain site cleanliness 2.3.3 Task 3.3: Salvage & Demolish Building Interior • Salvage opportunities would be evaluated based on the project • Using hand tools, demolish building interior features, including non -load -bearing walls, cabinets, fixtures, drywall, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. 2.3.4 Task 3.4: Salvage & Demolish Building Exterior • Safely demolish and remove building structural walls. o Either by deconstruction where we carefully remove structural elements from the top down, or by using heavy equipment to push structural members toward the center of the property.