Bidding deadline has passed.
In accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 149, the Town of Montague will receive written proposals until 1:00 PM on Tuesday, September 3rd to demolish the metal building and wooden storage shed located at 1 Avenue A, in the rear of Montague Town Hall in Turners Falls, Massachusetts.
Construction labor associated with this bid is subject to prevailing wage rates as per MGL Chapter 149, Section 26-27f inclusive. A current prevailing wage sheet for this job is included as an attachment.
The contract will be awarded to the responsible contractor offering to perform the work to specifications for the lowest price. Contractors must respond to RFQ requirements, and demonstrate suitable experience and satisfactory references. The Town of Montague reserves the right to reject any bids that are determined not to be in the best interests of the Town.
For best service and communication, please email the project contact to inform them that you are interested in the project and receiving any updated materials related to it.
RFQ Contact
Chris Nolan-Zeller, Assistant Town Administrator
chrisn@montague-ma.gov
(413) 863-3200 x109
The Town of Montague is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of age, gender, race, or disability. Minority-owned business enterprises or Woman-owned business enterprises are strongly encouraged to submit quotes.
Last updated: 2024-09-12
Quote Tabulation Results
Good afternoon,
Please visit the project page (https://montague-ma.gov/j/75/RFQ-FY25-04-Town-Hall-Metal-Building-and-Wooden-Shed-Demolition) to view the tabulated results of quotes received. Associated Building Wreckers, Inc. is the apparent low bidder.
Posted 2024-09-03
Clarification
Good afternoon,
In response to a verbal question received, we would like to clarify that the chosen contractor will be responsible for removal of the concrete footings beneath the metal building, as well as the concrete slab beneath the wooden storage shed. The contractor will also be responsible for backfilling the disturbed portions with clean fill.
Posted 2024-08-22
Response to Question on Asphalt Repairs
The question was received via email: "Wondering if you are requiring asphalt repairs? The asphalt is not in great condition around the buildings and may become worse with the removal of the buildings. "
The Town is not requiring asphalt repairs as part of this project, as re-paving of the entire Town Hall parking lot is scheduled to happen as a separate project in Summer 2025 after the demolition of these two buildings takes place.
Posted 2024-08-22
