City of Manchester – Water Treatment Plant Intake Improvements
City of Manchester – Water Treatment Plant Intake Improvements
The project consists of upgrades at the existing intake structures along Goose Creek,
burying/covering the existing raw water siphon line from the reservoir, and upgrades to
controls and equipment at the water treatment plant and all necessary appurtenances.
KCTCS – RFP Job Order Contracting 26-01 – General Contractor
KCTCS – RFP Job Order Contracting 26-01 – General Contractor
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), Office for Facilities Support Services through the Office of Capital Project Services (CPS), is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified firms to establish Master Agreement contracts to provide Job Order Contracting (JOC) Services for indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) construction, renovation, repair, and maintenance projects across the KCTCS various colleges / campuses statewide. It is the intent to award one or more Master Agreements for each of the Regions as detailed in section 40.2.
This specific RFP will require one or more experienced and highly qualified General Contractor firm(s) to provide timely and cost-effective construction and general contractor services for indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity Work as ordered by individual Job Orders at various locations as described herein on an as-needed basis pursuant to the issuance of a specific project Job Order (Purchase Order).
The JOC – General Contractor selected will become a responsible, cooperative, and contributing member of the Owner’s professional team for the scope review and construction of the project. The JOC – General Contractor will provide construction services to the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, Office of Facilities Support Services, and Consultants on behalf of the Colleges on selected projects, to ensure the project is completed within the defined budget, program, and schedule.
Projects authorized under the resultant Master Agreement Contract awards shall range from $50,001 to $1,000,000 per project. Nothing in this RFP shall be construed as a guaranteed minimum for Job Orders to be issued.
CCK-2564.0-20-26 Construct Health Education Building – BP-07 – TC-045 Landscapes Re-Bid
CCK-2564.0-20-26 Construct Health Education Building – BP-07 – TC-045 Landscapes Re-Bid
Training physicians and other healthcare professionals to practice statewide in Kentucky is of
major importance and to do that effectively, the College of Medicine and other healthcare
colleges at the University of Kentucky need the space available to grow the number of
medical/healthcare students to meet the needs of the Commonwealth. As part of the College’s
planned growth strategy, this would establish a world-class medical education facility that will
become the hub of medical education in the Commonwealth and beyond. The project
consistent of a 520,000 sqft, 10 story structure.
This package consists of trade contract for Landscapes.
CCK-2508.20-1-26 Seaton Center – Foam Roof Phase II
CCK-2508.20-1-26 Seaton Center – Foam Roof Phase II
The existing BUR roof area is to be scanned, wet insulation replaced, the coping replaced, the
expansion joints renovated, and the urethane coated foam-roof applied over the cleaned and repaired
roof surface.
Mountain Water District – MWD Capital Infrastructure Improvements Project Contract #1
Mountain Water District – MWD Capital Infrastructure Improvements Project Contract #1
The contract will consist of construction services for three (3) projects located within the Mountain Water
District’s service area in Pike County, Kentucky. Project #1 is located near Dorton Hill along US Hwy 23/119,
which will consist of the installation of 1,600 LF of 6” ductile iron pipe, 1,100 LF of 6” PVC, (2) 6” gate valves,
(1) 4” gate valve, and all related appurtenances. Project #2 is located at Smith Fork and the intersection of KY
RT 632 near the Phelps Community, which will consist of the installation of 1,300 LF of 6” ductile iron pipe, (2)
6” gate valves, (1) flush hydrant, 40 LF of conventional road bore, creek crossing, and all related
appurtenances. Project #3 is located at Big Branch near the Marrowbone Community, which will consist of the
installation of 3,600 LF of 6” ductile iron pipe, (5) 6” gate valves, 80 LF of conventional road bore, 140 LF
directional bore, creek crossing, and all related appurtenances.
Louisville Water Company is requesting Bids Base Bid Lump Sum Work consists of providing all labor, rigging, tools, equipment, and materials to perform the roof replacements and interior structural work at the North and South Coagulation Buildings. All of the above shall be made ready for use in accordance and compliance with the Contract Documents, Plans, and LWC Standard Specifications and Drawings.
Questions or inquiries relating to this project must be submitted through the Louisville Water Company web-based portal by the date and time indicated for this bid.
The Company’s Project Manager’s estimate for the Contract plus Company supplied materials for this Project is $500,001 – $1,000,000. If the Company’s Project Manager’s estimate for the Contract plus Company supplied materials exceeds $250,000: a Bid Bond is required. For this Contract, a Bid Bond is required.
Bids will only be accepted from Bidders who have been pre-qualified by the Company in the prequalification category or categories that apply to this Bid. This Bid requires prequalification in Building. Contractor/Subcontractor performing specialty items of work such as Roofing must be prequalified in Category of Roofing. For information about pre-qualification, contact the Buyer listed above.
The Company will award the Contract to the Bidder presenting a Bid that is responsive to the Specifications, is in substantial compliance with the Contract requirements, and presents the lowest and best price for performing the Work making up the base bid and or Bid that Company determines is in the Company’s best interest, which may not necessarily be the least expensive
Bid.
Bid Documents except the Bid Table may be obtained from Lynn Imaging located at 11460 Bluegrass Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40299, (502) 499-8400 and www.lwckyplanroom.com. One copy of the Bid Documents (includes technical specifications and a full set of plans) will be available at no charge (not including shipping/delivery charges) to Contractors that are prequalified with Louisville Water Company in the category(ies) specified for this bid. For details regarding the charges that apply to non-prequalified contractors, go to www.lwckyplanroom.com. The Bid Table is available in Microsoft Excel via download from the designated portal on Louisville Water’s electronic bidding site at https://louisvillewater.bonfirehub.com/portal/.
The goal of this project is to repair and refurbish one (1) elevator in James L. McCullin Hall on the campus of Kentucky State University. MEP improvements to the building are required to support the elevator upgrades.
Lebanon Water Works Company – Contract No. 8 Tank Replacement Project Phase 1 – Transmission Main
Lebanon Water Works Company – Contract No. 8 Tank Replacement Project Phase 1 – Transmission Main
The construction of Contract No. 8 Tank Replacement Project Phase I –
Transmission Main consists of the construction of approximately 20,000 LF of 16-inch, 6,000 LF of
12-inch, and 2,000 LF of 6-inch water main and all appurtenances as shown on the DRAWINGS and
described in the SPECIFICATIONS.
University of Pikeville – Tanner College of Dental Medicine
University of Pikeville – Tanner College of Dental Medicine
Tanner College of Dental Medicine, consisting of a new five-story
structure with a parking level below. The major program elements are
classroom space, administration and faculty offices, clinical spaces,
and simulation lab.
Subcontractor Outreach Event on 9/11 for the Chandler Expansion
Subcontractor Outreach Event on 9/11 for the Chandler Expansion
The UK Chandler Expansion is a 2 Million SF, 895-bed addition to the hospital campus,
expanding inpatient capacity and clinical support services. The facility will include adult and
pediatric rooms, ICUs, observation spaces, operating and procedure rooms, diagnostics,
imaging, pharmacy, lab, administration, retail, and meeting spaces. The project also delivers
major non-clinical upgrades, including a new Central Utility Plant, expanded site utilities,
electrical substation and transmission upgrades, roadway improvements, a 2,400+ space
parking garage, demolition of existing structures, and a comprehensive campus site upgrade.
Walsh Turner JV, UK and the Design Team will be available to meet one-on-one with
interested companies immediately following the presentation.<Br
Thursday, September 11th, 2025
University of Kentucky Longship Club
3 PM – 6 PM
Located at Kroger Field
1540 University Dr, Lexington, KY 40506
The goal of this project is to re-cover the existing 2-ply modified bitumen asphalt roof with new cover board and a new 2-ply modified bitumen asphalt roof system. The existing roof will have wrinkles removed prior to the new gypsum roof cover board and roofing. All new prefinished metal coping caps, gutters, downspouts, metal roof splashes, flashings, accessories, and terminations are included.
1.Buildings: 4 (Areas: A-F), 5A, & 5B
a.Remove:
i.Existing membrane roofing system, including insulation, down to existing, sloped concretedecks.
ii.All metal flashings & copings
b.Install:
i.New 2-layers of 2.2” insulation and 1/2” cover board to produce an R-25 roofing system.
ii.New crickets at drainage with 1/2” per foot slope.
iii.New 2-ply SBS roofing membrane with foil faced flashings.
iv.New 24 gage prefinished metal copings, metal counter flashings and edge metals.
v.New roof drain inserts.
Georgetown Municipal Water and Sewer Service – Desha Estates and Water Street Trunk Sewer
Georgetown Municipal Water and Sewer Service – Desha Estates and Water Street Trunk Sewer
CONTRACT 638-23-01
Furnishing and installation of approximately 3,612 linear feet of 42-inch
sanitary sewer line, 66 linear feet of 24-inch sanitary sewer line, 18 linear feet of
27-inch sanitary sewer line, 967 linear feet of 8-inch sanitary sewer line, 730 linear feet
of 8-inch water line with appurtenances, and manholes.
Columbia/Adair Utilities District – Phase 24 Wastewater System Improvements Contract No. 1 – WWTP Improvements
Columbia/Adair Utilities District – Phase 24 Wastewater System Improvements Contract No. 1 – WWTP Improvements
Phase 24 Wastewater System Improvements
Contract No. 1 – WWTP Improvements consists of replacing a grit removal system and
replacing aeration diffusers and associated appurtenances.
Columbia-Adair Utilities District – Phase 24 Wastewater System Improvements Contract No. 2 – System Improvements
Columbia-Adair Utilities District – Phase 24 Wastewater System Improvements Contract No. 2 – System Improvements
Phase 24 Wastewater System ImprovementsContract No. 2 – System
Improvements consists of approximately 2,300 LF of 8-inch gravity sewer, 5,000 LF of 8-inch
force main sewer, a main lift station replacement, 5 grinder pump replacements and various gravity
sewer rehabilitation items and all related appurtenances as shown on the DRAWINGS and
described in the SPECIFICATIONS.
CCK-0088-4-26 UKREC University Drive Repair and Paving
CCK-0088-4-26 UKREC University Drive Repair and Paving
This project includes repair of existing road surfaces on University Drive in Princeton, KY for
the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. The scope of work also includes developing
a new entrance for University Drive on Hopkinsville Street.
Stamped, engineered drawings are being provided by the University, developed by Bell
Engineering.
This work is in Princeton, KY at the University of Kentucky Research and Education Center
(UKREC).
The History Center Environmental Control Units (ECU) provide temperature and humidity conditions within a stable range in the Archival Storage Area of the History Center.
This project consists of the installation of two ECUs and associated roof mounted air-cooled condensers, power & control wiring, refrigerant, water and drainage piping to replace the one existing unit and provide redundancy with a second unit. Additionally, the project includes replacing sections of the existing ductwork and the replacement of existing diffusers. The system will be interfaced with the ALC WebControl system to provide temperature averaging, scheduling, monitoring, and reporting of data to CEMCS. The allowance for the controls work is to be included in the contractors bid at the pre-determined allowance listed in the bid documents.
Roof curbs for the remote air-cooled condensers have been included in a roof replacement project separate from this ECU replacement project. The contractor is responsible for coordinating the installation with the roof replacement contractor and is responsible for setting the condensers and running refrigerant piping, electrical and control wiring between the system components.
The Knox County Project Development Board – Knox Co. AE RFP Documents
The Knox County Project Development Board – Knox Co. AE RFP Documents
The Knox County Project Development Board (PDB)
proposes to construct a new judicial center to be located
in Barbourville, KY. The PDB invites interested
architectural firms to electronically submit a Court of
Justice Architect-Engineer and Related Services
Questionnaire to the Administrative Office of the Courts.
RFP-26-009 South-Central KY CTC Replace Glasgow Campus
RFP-26-009 South-Central KY CTC Replace Glasgow Campus
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System, Office for Facilities Support Services, on behalf of South-Central Kentucky Community & Technical College (SKYCTC) desires to procure professional architectural services and associated project team to accomplish the replacement of the Glasgow Campus – Phase I Nursing Facility at a new site location (to be determined before award of this project to the AE) in Glasgow, Kentucky.
KCTCS and its Southcentral KY Community and Technical College needs expanded space to properly support the College’s mission at Glasgow, Kentucky (Barren County). To accomplish this, a new site is being selected to start a new Glasgow campus where the existing campus functions will be relocated.
The project will be accomplished in two phases: Phase I is to construct a new Nursing Facility on the new site to accommodate the nursing programs and a Phase II to construct a new building to house the technical programs. This project will focus on Phase I. However, the KCTCS reserves the right to continue with Phase II using the same design team when funding becomes available if the KCTCS deems it is its best interest to continue Phase II with this same team.
The current health campus uses approximately 32,000 gross square feet (GSF) and the technology campus located in the Regional Center operated by Western Kentucky University (WKU) is 10,500 GSF. The total gross square footage of existing programs in Glasgow is 45,500 GSF. Phase I has been funded from an “Efficient Operations and Innovation Plan” pool of $90 million which is state bond funds 2025-2026 appropriated by the Kentucky General Assembly. This pool is to accomplish three separate and distinct projects: A new Technical Building at the Laurel North Campus of the Somerset Community and Technical College; the Phase II of the Hartford Tower Replacement at the Jefferson Community and Technical College; and this project Phase I at Glasgow. The other two projects are underway and nearing the completion of design work. The funding of the three projects cannot exceed the total amount of this pool, so cost containment is essential.
The Glasgow Campus contains the 2nd largest student base for the College and is growing. The College expanded Glasgow in 2010 (modular-building D) and 2013 (building E). There has also been investment in new parking to support the additional student growth. However, the fact remains that of the five primary buildings in use, three of those buildings (over half the gross square footage) are nearing 75 years old and were originally built as housing for doctors, nurses and administrators (to support a former tuberculosis hospital), thus are not conducive to conversion into instructional space. There is also the fact that the campus is land locked preventing further expansion.
The goal of the new location will be to increase the College’s visibility in the community as well as provide an expansion of offerings to the area. Site selection has been made but purchase of the property is currently pending. As soon as the purchase is confirmed, the site information will be released. If this occurs during the time of this RFP, the site information will be made available as an addendum to this RFP, if that purchase is not confirmed until after the conclusion of the RFP, the site information will not be made available until after AE Design Team Award. It is expected that the site will contain approximately 22.5 acres on a limited access highway that surrounds the City of Glasgow.
The new facility will not only allow the continuation of the number one nursing program in the state but also provide adequate space to expand general education opportunities along with new programs. While the request shows equal space to the current two spaces, there are two things to consider: First Phase 1 is only to move the Health Campus, so there is an increase in space (Phase 2 request space for the Technical programs located at the Regional center). Second, the space will be programmed which will allow a tremendous improvement in utilization as the majority of the current space was repurposed and not intended for an education.
KCTCS Office for Facilities Support Services and the Southcentral Community and Technical College are currently conducting a pre-programming exercise for the building and is expected to present to the
successful design team a adequate description and program for the building. The Design Team will be required to review this program with the Owner’s team and confirm the program and that the funding for construction is adequate in an abbreviated programming phase prior to the Phase A design work. This abbreviated programming phase will be considered part of the basic services of the Design Team.
It is anticipated that if the project site is on the Glasgow limited access by-pass highway that a traffic engineer on the design team may have to accomplish turning lanes or at least negotiate access points. This Traffic Engineer should be named on the team, but their services, since not well defined yet, would be an additional service to be negotiated.
It is also anticipated that the KCTCS will utilize the Construction Manager / General Contractor alternative delivery method in order to bring a construction professional into the design process before or near the conclusion of Phase A design work.
Responsible Vendors who have proper experience and qualifications are invited to submit.
The Board of Clark County Commissioners – Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas
The Board of Clark County Commissioners – Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas
The Board of Clark County Commissioners (“County”) is inviting qualified firms (“Respondents”) to submit a written response (“Proposal) to a Request for Proposals (“RFP”) to develop a landfill gas (“LFG”) to renewable natural gas (“RNG”) project (“Project”) at Clark Floyd Landfill 14304 State Road 60, Borden, IN 47106 (“Landfill”).
Farmdale Sanitation District – Sewer Consolidation Project – Contract IV (Force Main)
Farmdale Sanitation District – Sewer Consolidation Project – Contract IV (Force Main)
Contact IV (Dailey Force Main) – Furnishing and installation of approximately 16,200 LF of
12” force main and appurtenances and approximately 3,800 LF of 4” water line and
appurtenances.