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INVITATION TO BID NO. 201832 SELECTIVE DEMOLITION Sealed bids will be received in the office of Purchasing and Contracting in the City Center, 324 W. Evans Street Florence, South Carolina, 29501 until

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1. Start by conducting a thorough assessment of the building or structure to identify areas that require selective demolition.
2. Obtain the necessary permits and approvals for the demolition work, ensuring compliance with local regulations and codes.
3. Develop a comprehensive plan outlining the sequence and methods to be used for the selective demolition process.
4. Set up appropriate safety measures and protective barriers to ensure the safety of workers and the surrounding environment.
5. Carefully remove the targeted components or materials using specialized tools and techniques.
6. Properly dispose of the demolished materials, following environmentally friendly practices and waste management protocols.
7. Conduct regular inspections and assessments throughout the demolition process to ensure quality and adherence to the plan.
8. Clean and prepare the remaining structure for any subsequent construction or renovation work.
9. Keep detailed records and documentation of the selective demolition activities for future reference or legal requirements.
10. Review and evaluate the completed demolition work to ensure it meets the desired objectives and outcomes.

Who needs selective demolition?

1. Selective demolition is required by various individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Property developers or owners who want to renovate or repurpose existing structures while preserving certain components.
3. - Construction companies involved in selective demolition projects to make way for new construction or remodeling.
4. - Architectural firms working on adaptive reuse projects where specific elements of an old building need to be selectively removed.
5. - Environmental consultants or remediation companies dealing with hazardous materials or contaminated sites.
6. - Government entities or local authorities responsible for demolishing unsafe or condemned structures while preserving adjacent buildings.
7. - Historical preservation organizations aiming to carefully dismantle and salvage historical architectural features or artifacts.
8. - Industrial facilities undertaking equipment upgrades or decommissioning processes that require the removal of specific machinery or structures.

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What is selective demolition?

Selective demolition is the process of dismantling specific components of a structure while preserving other parts for reuse or renovation.

Who is required to file selective demolition?

Property owners or contractors performing selective demolition are required to file the necessary paperwork.

How to fill out selective demolition?

Selective demolition forms can be filled out online or submitted in person at the designated government office.

What is the purpose of selective demolition?

The purpose of selective demolition is to safely and efficiently remove specific parts of a structure without causing unnecessary damage or waste.

What information must be reported on selective demolition?

Selective demolition reports must include details on the location, type of material being removed, method of removal, and disposal plan.