Demolish the abandoned school at 104 N Kershaw Street, Timmonsville.
Dispose of all demolition materials.
Submit a sealed bid for the work.
Posted Scope of Work
Florence County will accept separate sealed bids for the complete demolition and disposal of an abandoned school located at 104 N Kershaw Street, Timmonsville.
Delivery Method: Other
Documents: BidNet Direct
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Complete demolition and disposal of the abandoned school located at 104 N Kershaw Street, Timmonsville.
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What work is being procured?
Complete demolition and disposal of an abandoned school.
Where is the work located?
104 N Kershaw Street, Timmonsville.
When are bids due?
October 26, 2026 - 10:00am.
Who is issuing this solicitation?
Florence County.
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Florence County will accept separate sealed bids for the complete demolition and disposal of an abandoned school located at 104 N Kershaw Street, Timmonsville.
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Source: Florence County (solicitation 10-26-27), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.