Project Updates

This project consisted of soft and hard demolition. Bayview removed and disposed of selective full height and ceiling height drywall partitions, carpet flooring, ceiling tile, grid deck insulation, and detail main deck clips.  The majority of the self-standing offices were removed by utilizing a mini excavator to demo and offload material.  The demo scope also included the removal of selective roof AC units and associated curbs.  Bayview performed saw cutting of the existing slab and chipped out an existing concrete ramp with adjacent concrete stairs using a mini excavator.  The material was sitting in a 6 foot deep pit, so in order to offload it a dirt ramp was built.

Bayview Demolition Services was awarded this fast-paced project on the Qualcomm campus in Santa Clara. Recycling compliance exceeded the city requirements and project goals. Bayview’s team faced challenges with mobilizing equipment onto this jobsite and found creative ways to “work smarter, not harder” to safely get the job done. Our original approach was to use heavy equipment, however out team decided to perform the bulk of the work by hand to minimize dust and maximize our source-separation of recyclables.

Bayview Environmental Services, Inc. was contracted by Rainbow Investments, Inc., the current owner of 155 West Hospitality Lane in San Bernardino, CA to demolish & dispose of a two story-35,000 SF burned down structure. The Bayview Environmental, Inc. team worked closely with the owner and the city of San Bernardino to obtain all necessary permits and comply with all regulatory requirements. The scope of work included drafting demolition/erosion control plans, obtaining demolition permits, installation of SWPP’S, cutting & capping of utilities, removal of trees/tree stumps, and demolition of two story-35,000 SF fire damaged structure. Bayview team submitted all applicable documents to the city of San Bernardino and obtained Demolition permits within 3 weeks of contract award. The Bayview Environmental Services, Inc. operations team then proceeded to install erosion control measures and complete the entirety of demolition scope within 2 weeks which included loading/hauling out 88 loads of mixed construction debris.

• Bayview contracted to perform abatement, selective interior and exterior demolition. Abatement scope includes: VFT with black mastic, HVAC mastic, roof parapet and penetrations. Demolition scope includes: non-load bearing drywall partitions, t-bar ceiling and grid, hardlid ceilings, doors, frame, and hardware, plumbing fixtures and accessories, misc. equipment, stairs and handrails, wood floor assembly, concrete SOG, millwork, shelving, cabinets & counters, floor finishes (Carpet and VFT), concrete step, loose debris, ceramic floor and wall tile, MEP’s above ceiling areas at 1st floor lobby and 2nd floor, roof assembly, membrane and sheathing, skylights, roof equipment, parapet coping, roof openings, ducting, piping, crest lettering at storefront, plaster walls.

Bayview Environmental Services, Inc. was awarded the mold remediation and demolition project at the Intel facility located in Santa Clara California. The scope of work was to remove moldy drywall which had impacted the entire 3 story building known as Building D2. The scope included the removal of the mechanical systems, including the main supply fans on the upper floor (Fan Deck) and all piping, electrical conduits, HVAC ducting, low voltage wiring, fire sprinkler systems, raised floors, and all interior finishes. The project was a combination project performed with Environmental and Demolition teams working in sequence to remove the necessary mechanical systems prior to the Environmental team coming in to prepare the mold containments and remove the moldy drywall materials. The $3 million + dollar project was scheduled for 12 weeks. Several change orders were added to the contract including removal of overhead secondary steel support systems.