The Swamp City Redevelopment Program has officially opened demolition contracts for the remaining Halloween structures throughout the city. The goal is to restore Swamp City to a cleaner long-term layout while expanding formal government job opportunities on the forums. Job Description: Your responsibilities will involve demolishing all Halloween-themed structures and decorations throughout Swamp City while preserving the city’s permanent infrastructure. Contractors will also be responsible for terrain cleanup and restoring the surrounding landscape so that remaining structures blend naturally with the environment. The following structures and areas are to remain untouched: • Existing roads • Existing plot spaces • The race track and surrounding race infrastructure Additional responsibilities include: • Demolition of all temporary Halloween structures and decorative builds within the project boundary • Flattening and cleaning altered terrain where needed • Removing temporary decorative remnants and abandoned structures • Reworking landscaping around preserved areas to create a cleaner appearance Project Images: 1 - Swamp City Project Boundary [Insert Attached Map] The red outlined area indicates the project boundary and the general demolition area. Roads, plots, and the race track are to remain preserved unless otherwise instructed. The demolition contract will be open for 1 week.
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**The demolition contract will be open for 1 Week. Each new bid must be at least 10% lower than the current leading bid. The bidder with the lowest bid will win the contract, unless under particular circumstances, then the 2nd lowest bid wins. 20% of payment will be awarded after the bidding has closed, with the remaining 80% being given upon completion. The contractor is allowed to hire associates, and it is their responsibility to pay them out of pocket. Should the contractor fail to complete their responsibilities within 6 months, staff will determine what compensation is deserved. If no progress has been made, the 20% will be taken back, and the contractor will be fined 20k. The auction will end 24 hours after the most recent valid bid. The government will be responsible for covering the cost of purchased materials; the contractor will be responsible for making a spreadsheet of all materials bought, the price per block or per stack, and the number of blocks/stacks purchased. This will be cross-referenced with the material list to ensure there are no discrepancies. This only applies to restoring the land to its natural state.
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