How to bid on Demolition of the Old Unit #1/#2 Breeching duct at IRP for Orlando Utilities Commission

What the agency is buying

The Orlando Utilities Commission needs a contractor to demolish and remove the old Unit #1/#2 breeching duct at its IRP facility. This work involves removing the deteriorated duct from flange to flange.

The price submitted must be all-inclusive, covering crane rental, rigging, scaffolding, disposal, and all other necessary work to complete the demolition and removal.

Key dates and deadlines

This solicitation was published on September 09, 2026. The deadline for submitting your response is September 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET. All proposals must be received by this time.

A site visit is encouraged for interested bidders. Subcontractors are welcome to attend the site visit as needed.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity is suitable for construction firms with expertise in demolition, particularly those experienced with industrial structures and requiring specialized equipment like cranes and scaffolding. The project is categorized under construction.

Vendors should be capable of managing all aspects of the demolition and removal process, including waste disposal.

How to respond

To access the full details and respond to Solicitation PR9469, you need to visit the Orlando Utilities Commission bid board on VendorLink. Once on the bid search form, set the 'Status' to 'Active' and then search for bid number PR9469.

This will open the full scope of services, dates, contact information, and a list of documents. While viewing these details is free and does not require an account, downloading documents or submitting a response requires a free VendorLink vendor account. Respond as directed in the solicitation before the due date.

Tips for a competitive response

When preparing your proposal, ensure your all-inclusive price clearly accounts for every element mentioned: crane rental, rigging, scaffolding, and disposal. Break down your costs to show a clear understanding of the project's scope.

Attending the encouraged site visit can provide valuable insights into the specific challenges and requirements of the demolition, allowing you to tailor your proposal more effectively. If you plan to use subcontractors, bring them to the site visit to ensure they also understand the scope.

Highlight your firm's experience with similar demolition projects, especially those involving industrial facilities or complex removal processes. Emphasize your safety protocols and disposal plans to demonstrate a comprehensive approach.