Officials are preparing for a 15-month teardown of the 74-acre property as site readiness testing moves forward.
Norfolk expects to have a contractor on site at the shuttered Military Circle Mall in October, as the city works through two parallel efforts to prepare the 74-acre property for redevelopment.
Deputy City Manager Ron Williams said the city has selected a finalist among the 13 bids submitted in July for the demolition contract, though the deal isn’t finalized. He said the city hopes to complete contracting within the next week…