Bid Results:
September Lane Labs $5800.00
Eagle Environmental $25,670.00
Tighe & Bond $55,364.00
Boston Environmental Not accepted - did not provide 8 copies
The Town of Bolton is currently accepting qualifications and proposals to engage an environmental firm to provide Hazardous Materials Testing Services for Building Demolition for a property located at 104 Notch Road in Bolton, CT.
Please click here for additional information and requirements.
Important Dates:
- Pre bid walkthrough May 29, 2024
- Questions about bid June 3, 2024
- Q&A posted to website June 6, 2024
- Bids due by 12:00 pm June 10, 2024
- Public bid opening June 10, 2024
- Interviews/negotiations by June 14, 2024
- Bid award by June 17, 2024
- Work to commence within one week of bid award.
Attachments:
Schematic
MAPS BLUEPRINT
Asbestos Inspection
PCB Abatement and Remediation Tables
AHERA 3 Year Reinspection
Addendum: Bid Alternate
As an addendum to the current RFQ/RFP to engage an environmental firm to provide Hazardous Materials Testing Services for Building Demolition for a property located at 104 Notch Road, Bolton; we are asking for alternate bids on the section of building that includes meeting rooms A and B to include the floor tile in both rooms and the adjoining hallway for testing for remediation.
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Any questions or inquiries must be submitted via email to hr@boltonct.gov and received by 3:00 pm on June 3, 2024. All questions and responses will be posted (below) to the Town website not later than June 6, 2024.
QUESTIONS SUBMITTED:
Q: The RFP mentions terms for the contract but does not specify them. (submitted May 23, 2024)
A: Specific Terms will be negotiated with the chosen firm.
Q: Will the Town of Bolton consider informing bidders how many tests should be included in their bids? (submitted June 3, 2024)
A: No, each bidder is considered and expert in their fields and should include as much testing as they feel is necessary in their proposals to best serve the needs of the Town of Bolton in preparing for the abatement process. It is appropriate for each bidder to disclose how much testing they intend to perform in their responses.