The Town of Holden Beach NC is seeking proposals for demolition of the Town-owned pier building structure located at 441 Ocean Boulevard West, Holden Beach N.C., which was built in 1960. Work includes all tasks associated with removal and disposal of the structure in accordance with applicable local, state and federal requirements. Additionally, demolition must meet the requirements as established under the North Carolina Law and Administrative Code and the North Carolina Building Code.
Work DOES NOT INCLUDE the structurally adjacent pier.
A mandatory pre-bid conference will be conducted on site at the pier building on Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 10 a.m.
Sealed Bids are due to the Town Clerk, Heather Finnell (110 Rothschild Street, Holden Beach, NC 28462), by noon on February 21, 2025. Included with the bid should be proof of insurance, a copy of the general contractor’s license and estimated timeline for completion.
Point of contact: Tim Evans, Planning and Inspections Director, (910) 842-6080.
The Town is requesting bids for the installation of ADA compliant handrails like those located at 114 OBE for our Halstead Park location. Halstead Park is located at 125 South Shore Drive, Holden Beach.
Please provide a bid to the Town by February 13th at noon in a sealed envelope marked “Halstead Park” and returned to
Heather Finnell
Town Clerk
110 Rothschild Street
Holden Beach, NC 28462
Any questions regarding specifications, please contact Tim Evans, Planning and Inspections Director at tevans@hbtownhall.com
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The Town of Holden Beach is located midway between Wilmington, NC and Myrtle Beach, SC - about 40 minutes from each. The Town is situated on an Atlantic coastal barrier island, facing south onto the Long Bay region of Brunswick County.
With over eight miles of clean, sandy beaches and a year round moderate temperature, the island attracts many visitors who want to experience a unique, quiet, family oriented atmosphere. Holden Beach has a very small commercial area on the island. That point is considered by many as the key reason they keep coming back year after year. While there are limited commercial establishments on the island, everything one could desire is located within a short driving distance.
Boating, fishing and hiking the island are very popular activities. There are plenty of shells for those interested in shell hunting. There are over 125 superb golf courses located within an hour drive of the island. The island is a sea turtle habitat and during the hatching season (May - October) those who don't mind staying up late can witness one of nature's most interesting pleasures - watching hundreds of small sea turtles "boil" out of the sand and marching to the ocean.
There is no other North Carolina barrier island like Holden Beach, low commercial impact, hundreds of beautiful rental homes and a wholesome family oriented atmosphere.
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CCR Report 2023 (revised) (pdf)
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