Construction Inspection and Management Services
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SUMMARY
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The government authority in Michigan is seeking a vendor to provide construction inspection and management services for projects involving blighted and/or dangerous structures. The selected contractor will support oversight of work related to abatement, demolition, waste disposal, site protection, and site restoration.
The scope includes demolition of buildings and associated site elements, disposal of buildings and basement or foundation materials, and backfilling of excavated areas. The project also requires securing all necessary permits, including demolition, water and sewer cut, soil erosion, and any other permits required by the local unit of government, as well as disconnecting water and sewer utilities or capping wells and abandoning septic tanks.
Questions related to the solicitation must be submitted no later than August 20, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 1, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Construction management or inspection firm with demolition project oversight experience
- Expertise in abatement, hazardous structure removal, and site restoration
- Familiarity with Michigan and local permitting requirements
- Experience coordinating utility disconnections, well capping, and septic abandonment
- Capability to manage compliance, safety, and environmental requirements for public-sector projects
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