Madison County Mold Remediation

Description

Request for Proposals (RFP) Mold Remediation and Indoor Air Quality Corrective Work Madison County Elderly Services Building Madison County, Iowa 1. Introduction Madison County, Iowa (“County”) is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified and licensed environmental remediation contractors to provide mold remediation, cleaning & containment restoration services at the Madison County Elderly Services Building located at: 985 N. John Wayne Drive Winterset, Iowa 50273 • • • • • • This RFP is being issued following findings from an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) assessment performed by Alliance Environmental Services and laboratory analysis completed by Southeast Environmental Microbiology Laboratories (SEEML), dated April 10, 2026, identifying elevated fungal activity and areas requiring corrective action. The County seeks proposals from experienced firms capable of performing professional mold remediation in accordance with applicable OSHA, EPA, IICRC S520, and State of Iowa requirements. Asbestos testing was completed on February 23, 2026 and report will be provided to bid responders. The report states that NO asbestos containing materials were identified in the renovation areas. Bidders are required to acknowledge receipt of and review the asbestos report. If asbestos-containing materials are encountered, work shall stop and be coordinated in accordance with applicable regulations. No disturbance without proper abatement authorization. “Dry standard” shall be considered achieved when moisture meter readings are consistent with unaffected materials of the same type (per IICRC S500 guidelines) and indoor relative humidity is maintained between 30% and 50%. Contractor shall document and submit moisture readings for all affected materials before, during and after drying. Contents in affected areas will be removed by Madison County Staff prior to work commencing. All change orders must be approved. 2. Project Objective The objective of this project is to: • • • • • • Safely remediate mold-impacted materials Eliminate active fungal growth sources Prevent future moisture intrusion Restore indoor air quality to acceptable standards Protect employees, visitors, and building occupants Provide documentation confirming successful remediation and clearance 3.