The “Pavement / Utility / Demolition and Regrading project” at 1045 Post Street Property is the former location of Toledo Edison’s Delaware Service Center, which was used by Toledo Edison from approximately 1936 to 2008 for offices, storage, and maintenance of lamps; lighting ballasts; utility poles, transformers, and equipment scrapping. The property secured a Covenant-Not-to-Sue (CNS) from the Director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2018 and future land use is limited to commercial/industrial purposes, with a construction/excavation worker direct contact point of compliance of ten (10) feet below the existing ground surface (bgs). No excavated soil is to be removed from the Post Street Property without characterization and prior written authorization from the Port Authority. Shallow groundwater, if encountered in conjunction with the work, shall not be discharged to surface water, or storm/sanitary sewers without prior written authorization from the Port Authority. The Base Bid for the Demolition and Regrading consists of:  Mobilization/demobilization  Preparation of a Health and Safety Plan for the project;  Concrete removal, crushing, and regrading;  Asphalt removal, crushing, and regrading;  Utility termination (as necessary); and,  Pollution control/storm water management. Alternate Bid  Trucking, Excavation and Hauling The total engineer’s estimate for the base bid is approximately $1 million. Bids that are in excess of 20% above the engineer’s estimate would be considered non-responsive.