14-MOVE TO APPROVE RES ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR SECOND PHASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REMEDIATION OF GRAND THEATER TO NCM DEMOLITION AND REMEDIATION LP

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Irerracon 8901 Carpenter Freeway, Suite 100 Dallas, Texas 75247 214-630-1010 Project Overview This project consists of the remediation of hazardous materials at the Grand Theater including asbestos containing materials (ACM), lead based paint (LBP), building materials which exhibited fungal contamination and pigeon-related debris (PRD). The site specific asbestos abatement design, lead abatement work plan, and fungal-biological hazard remediation protocol, are provided in separate sections within this document. In building work areas where asbestos abatement, lead abatement and fungal-biological hazard remediation overlap, the more stringent remedial work practice, based on state and federal regulations, will take precedent. It is important to note that the building has historical significance and it is the Owner's intent to preserve the identified original components of historical value throughout the remediation project. The work areas that comprise Phase II are demarcated on Figure G-1 presented within the individual scope of work for each hazardous material. The contractor will perform the hazardous materials remediation in a sequence that ensures compliance with applicable state and federal asbestos, lead and fungal regulations. The defined sequencing will avoid combining regulated waste generated as part of the remediation. The contractor will provided a detailed schedule of the remediation sequence which will include at a minimum containment and non-containment areas, regulated areas, order in which identified hazardous materials will be remediated, waste packaging and disposal to ensure regulatory compliance with applicable state and federal regulations. The Contractor selected to perform the remediation work will demonstrate experience performing abatement of each of the hazardous materials identified. Prior to beginning work at the site the Contractor will attend a preconstruction meeting to coordinate all site activities with the Owner and their designated representative. In addition prior to beginning any remediation activities the contractor will conduct an orientation meeting with their personnel. The purpose of the meeting will be to inform each employee of the historical significance of the structure and the specific procedures to be followed in protecting the finishes and fixtures that are in each work area, as well as a safety review regarding the project and the hazardous materials to be remediated. EXHIBiT 1,. Respesnsive ■ Rcsoureeful ■ Ref¢abPe