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Document
RFP - Automated Parking Management System
Year Created: 2022
DOCUMENT
ITB - Move or Demolish Services 2002
- YEAR CREATED: 2002
- ENTITY TYPE: State
- TYPE OF DOCUMENT: BID - ITB, IFB, ITT, RFB
The document is a specification for a service to move or demolish improvements on right-of-way parcels purchased for highway improvements and enhancement projects. The document is prepared by Vickie Graff and Terry Smith from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and is dated November 2002.
The document includes information about applicable laws and standards that the work must comply with, including obtaining permits. It also mentions that the improvements have been tested for regulated asbestos containing material (RACM), and a copy of the report is available upon request. However, TxDOT does not provide any warranty or guarantee regarding the accuracy of the report.
The document outlines the qualifications required for respondents, including three years of experience in moving and/or demolishing buildings and holding all applicable licenses and permits.
The service requirements include providing all labor, materials, facilities, equipment, and permits necessary for the work. The vendor must attend pre-work site visits and coordinate schedules with TxDOT's representative. The vendor is responsible for moving or demolishing the improvements, recovering refrigerants, disconnecting utility lines, and providing a site supervisor. They must also comply with transportation regulations, minimize dust during demolition, contain debris, and ensure little or no obstruction or interference with adjacent facilities. The vendor must secure the property, repair any damage caused, and return materials used by TxDOT. They must also backfill holes, leave the parcel(s) free of debris, and salvage or recycle waste materials. The vendor is responsible for properly and safely transporting and disposing of all debris at an approved facility, with proof of disposal provided to TxDOT.
The document also includes guidelines for traffic control, the vendor's use of premises, the service area, and handling hazardous materials. It states that if hazardous materials, other than those identified in the solicitation, are found to be present, the vendor must immediately stop work and notify TxDOT. TxDOT will then determine the appropriate actions to be taken.
Overall, the document provides detailed specifications and requirements for vendors to follow when moving or demolishing improvements on right-of-way parcels for highway projects, ensuring compliance with regulations and safety standards.