Demolition News

As low-bidding debate continues, the spectre of reverse auctions looms over the demolition business.
For the past few weeks, Demolition News has dedicated page after page of coverage to the near-suicidal bidding war that is raging throughout the US demolition industry (and which will almost certainly be mirrored this side of the pond).
But [...]

The demolition of Philadelphia prison has become the latest to follow the US’ low bid trend.
I am becoming almost as tired writing about this as I am sure you are reading about it. But another day has brought another suicidally low winning bid for a contract to demolish the Riverfront Prison in Camden, [...]

Yet another tale of suicidal bid pricing from the US; this time a wastewater plant in Palm City.
We are beginning to suspect that someone has circulated a memo to US demolition contractors that advises them to abandon all common sense and business acumen during the current recession, and merely submit bid prices that verge on [...]

National Demolition Association’s Mike Taylor and Ray Passeno discuss the bidding war that is taking place in the US demolition business.
n the past few weeks, we have covered a number of stories relating to a largely unreported bidding war that is taking place in the US demolition community. Contracts like the Texas Stadium [...]