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CA - Shasta County: Demolish Keswick Volunteer Fire Hall and Community Center
January 20, 2019
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Shasta County: Demolish Keswick Volunteer Fire Hall and Community Center. The work in general is to remove and dispose of all fire related building materials, ash debris, hazardous tree, concrete foundations, driveways, walkways, barbeque pit, vehicles, and all other man made items on the Shasta County Keswick Volunteer Fire Hall / Community Center Property. Scope of work shall also include removing the top 3”-6” of soil and importing in top soil and grading demo footprint to allow proper water drainage. Contractor shall also provide temporary and permanent (BMP) erosion control measures. The project complies with the same standards established in the State-sponsored Fire Debris Removal Program so that health and safety risks are adequately mitigated for the community and the environment. The engineer’s estimate for the base bid is $64,206.00. This is anestimate only and bidders should not rely upon this figure when preparing or submitting their bids.

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