Estimate:
$ $83,970.00
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The proposed project includes approximately 1.5 acres of disturbance, and consists of the
abatement of a hazard posed to the public by a remnant mine opening located in close proximity
to a public highway and several area homes, and the collection and partial abatement of acidic
underground mine drainage that is flowing from the portal and other nearby non-point sources
along the outcrop of the mined coal seam.
This project consists of a single site, and includes the closure of one abandoned mine
entry, and the installation of drainage controls designed to contain the previously uncontrolled
underground mine drainage and abate at least a portion of the Acid Mine Drainage conditions
originating from this site. Reclamation efforts at this location will include the closure of a single
abandoned mine entry by means of a standard wildlife-accessible closure, the installation of
approximately 240 linear feet of Combination Rock Ditch-Drain that has been modified in order
to prevent clogging by the metal oxide precipitates from the AMD solution flowing from the
underground mine workings. The collected mine drainage will be directed, by means of Class III
Ditch, into the existing hollow drain. Up to 400 linear feet of the hollow-drain will be converted
to Class III ditch in order to add alkalinity to the drainage collected at this site. The Standard
AML Seed Mix for Acidic Conditions will be utilized at this site.
This project consists of adding two new metal/glass canopies and a new entrance sign for MCTC (Maysville Community and Technical College) Rowan Campus. The project address is as follows: MCTC Rowan Campus, 400 Rocky Adkins Tech Drive, Morehead, KY 40351. This is located within the MMRC Industrial Park off Highway 801 in Morehead, Ky, accessed from the Sharkey/Farmer exit on Interstate 64.
Part 1 of the project requires a new electronic campus entrance sign that will be located at the intersection of Highway 801 and the newly constructed Rocky Adkins Tech Drive. Due to the remoteness of the sign location from existing buildings all utilities will need to be provided by the contractor.
Part 2 of the project requires the manufacture and installation of two new steel and glass entrance canopies. One canopy is located over the main entrance and one canopy is located over the Assembly room entrance, both on the front elevation of the new MCTC AMIT building that was recently completed. The main entrance will need to remain open at all times and this will need to be taken into account by the contractor. Temporary barricades will be required. Due to the adjacency to the existing building utilities required for the canopy installation will be provided by the owner. Storage and laydown space will be available on campus but not directly adjacent to the new canopy locations.
The Work consists of structural demolition and general construction, under a single general
construction contract. Demolition consist of removal of all existing building materials for the existing D-10 Office building located behind the New D-10 Office building. Demolished building materials include but are not limited to existing below grade construction, floor slabs, structural steel systems, HVAC units and duct work, plumbing piping and fixtures, electrical wiring and lighting and all other building materials that make up the building construction. No materials will be salvaged. Upon completion of demolition a new parking lot, complete with new light poles and one new landscape island, will be constructed per the construction documents. The successful contractor will be responsible for coordination of capping, sealing and removing existing site utilities.
CCK-2368-19 T.H. Morgan Room 311 & 312A Renovation
CCK-2368-19 T.H. Morgan Room 311 & 312A Renovation
This project updates the laboratory in room 311 and portions of room 312. A new Graduate student office will be constructed in room 311. Upgrades will be made to the existing casework, and laboratory equipment. The existing Graduate student office will be converted into a small procedure room. HVAC and electrical systems will also be updated.
This is a quick project which must be completed prior to the start of the Spring Semester 2019, thus
night/weekend work and holiday work as needed must be accounted for to complete the project.
IF the project is in budget a letter of intent will be delivered ASAP to the successful GC and work will
commence.
The project scope includes construction of approximately 265 linear feet of 10’ wide asphalt-paved walking trail and
associated earthworks, erosion control, etc.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The major components of the project include approximately
825 LF of 16″ HDPE DR9 Force Main, 740 LF of open cut 24″ steel casing pipe,
75 LF of Bored Encasement for 16″ HDPE, 4 ea. 16″ x 16″ butt fusion welded or
MJ sleeve tie-ins, 1 ea. 16″ plug valve, 1 ea. 4″ x 20 LF DR9 HDPE stub-out with
plug valve and cap , 2 ea. air / vacuum release valves and vaults, 150 CY of
flowable fill, and appurtenances.
LFUCG – Town Branch WWTP Thickening Process Upgrades – 137-2018
LFUCG – Town Branch WWTP Thickening Process Upgrades – 137-2018
Please Note: Addendum 03 has changed the Bid Date
The project includes providing all construction supervision, labor, materials, tools, test equipment
necessary for Town Branch WWTP Thickening Process Upgrades. The project includes replacement of equipment in two (2) gravity thickeners, one (1) carbon adsorber odor control unit with two (2) fans and associated duct and valving, twelve (12) primary sludge pumps and VFDs,
two (2) thickened sludge pumps, two (2) scum pumps, six (6) magnetic flow meters, and approximately 95 plug valves.
Installation of one (1) new thickening centrifuge, with two (2) new thickened sludge pumps, one
(1) thickened sludge hopper, one (1) new magnetic flow meter, and all associated valves, fittings,
piping and ductwork. Installation of three (3) new grinders and one (1) new scum chopper pump.
Project also includes replacement of select doors, windows, and lighting, roof replacement of three (3) buildings, replacement of one (1) air make-up unit, and one (1) energy recovery
ventilator. All work listed here together with all related work as specified and shown on the Drawings.
Housing Authority of Springfield – HVAC Replacement
Housing Authority of Springfield – HVAC Replacement
The work to be performed consists of:
Unit Renovations
HVAC Replacement – remove existing PTAC and install new mini-split system.
Work includes providing all items, articles, materials, operations or methods herein listed, mentioned or
scheduled on the Project Documents and / or herein, including all labor, materials, equipment, services and
incidentals as necessary for their completion.
Description and location of Project: This unit based construction order is for a new box culvert along the rear of 4805 Glenna Way in Metro Council District 24.
Farmdale Sanitation District – I&I Reduction and Repairs Project
Farmdale Sanitation District – I&I Reduction and Repairs Project
The work to be bid upon is described as follows:
• Repair approximately 34 Lateral Connections and Install New Cleanouts
• Make 7 Sewer Line Point Repairs
This project involves mitigation of approximately 11,427 linear feet of Ross Creek and 7,007 linear feet of tributary streams with ephemeral, intermittent, and perennial flow regimes. To meet the goal of the project the following scope of work will be required: reshaping of existing channels; re-establishment of new stable channels; construction of in-stream structures; grading on the floodplain; installation of stream bed material, installation of erosion prevention and sediment control measures; installing fence and gates; planting; seeding; mulching; and harvesting, transporting, installing, and maintaining live stakes and vegetative materials. Restoration will include in-stream structures such as constructed riffles, cross vanes, toe wood, log and rock steps, as well as vegetation of the stream banks and establishment of a riparian corridor along the streams. The proposed work consists of restoration and rehabilitation, using Natural Channel Design techniques.
South Clarksville Redevelopment Sewer Infrastructure Improvements Section 1
South Clarksville Redevelopment Sewer Infrastructure Improvements Section 1
This Project involves the installation of approximately 9,100 LF of 8”-24” gravity sanitary sewers and associated manholes. The project also includes the abandoning of 3,150 LF of gravity sanitary sewer and Pump Station 14 as well as safeloading 2,350 LF of 6” force main.
Design and Construction New Roofing System – Lousiville Metro Fire Department Engine 16 Facility – 190061
Design and Construction New Roofing System – Lousiville Metro Fire Department Engine 16 Facility – 190061
The Metro Government is soliciting Design/Build proposals for new roofing replacements on the LFD Engine 16 Facility
(approximately 11,000 SF) located at 1500 S. 6th Street, Louisville, KY. All roof areas on this facility are to be replaced.
Responders are responsible to perform site surveys to familiar themselves with the existing conditions and include
provisions to accommodate all features within their proposal. The existing roof systems are to be removed and new
roof systems are to be installed.
Louisville Metro Government uses Bonfire portal for accepting and evaluating proposals digitally (https://louisvilleky.bonfirehub.com/portal)
. Bidders must submit all pages of bid document through Bonfire. Sealed Proposals must be uploaded,
submitted, and finalized prior to the closing at 11/09/18 3:00pm. The bid document and drawings
are available on Bonfire and Lynn Imaging, all other forms, documents and attachments are available
on (https://louisvilleky.bonfirehub.com/portal).
Through this Request for Proposal. Louisville Metro is seeking a vendor to provide a construction quote
for outside plant fiber construction, establish a viable and accountable contractual agreement for fiber
installation and upgrades inside buildings, outside buildings and in public right -of-way to support its
government facilities, as well as peripheral items related to networking and cabling and build a middle mile
fiber network that enables the city to connect our owned and leased facilities, as well as our current and
future smart city assets.
Louisville Metro Government uses Bonfire portal for accepting and evaluating proposals digitally (https://louisvilleky.bonfirehub.com/portal)
. Bidders must submit all pages of bid document through Bonfire. Sealed Proposals must be uploaded,
submitted, and finalized prior to the closing at 11/12/18 3:00pm. The bid document and drawings
are available on Bonfire and Lynn Imaging, all other forms, documents and attachments are available
on (https://louisvilleky.bonfirehub.com/portal).
Estimate:
$ 81,902.50 Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendars Days (Final Completion)
The Wayland Portal Closures AMLRP is located in Floyd County, Kentucky at N 37° 26′ 35.3” latitude and W 82° 48′ 19.9″ longitude in Wayland, KY. The site can be reached from the Garrett, KY exit off of KY-80, by taking KY-7 S for approximately 4.25 miles to the project area on the left.
The Waste Area at N 37° 26′ 47.7″ latitude and W 82° 47′ 59.9″ longitude can be reached by taking KY-7 N, from the project area, approximately 1/4 mile and turning right onto HWY 1086; continuing 1/3 mile and turning left onto 208 Hollow Rd.; and then heading straight up hill to the waste area site.
The Waste Area is a completely disturbed, A1 status Refuse Recovery operation (Permit 836-9038).
Project Area
Three portals are located above KY-7 on the outskirts of Wayland. The portals are draining water, which is causing movement in the hillside below. AML reclamation activities would close the open portals and remove the slide material, threatening KY-7 motorists. The portal area also has dangerous sandstone rock overhangs and sandstone boulders, which would be hoe-rammed into approximately Class II/III sized rocks. The area below the portal would be excavated to rock with ECB transition areas on either side. Excavated rock ditches would be constructed to ensure portal drainage has a direct route to the roadside ditch. Class II ditches would also be constructed along the access road to the portals to divert drainage from the hillside above, into the roadside ditch. An HDPE Pipe and headwalls would be installed beneath the access road entrance to facilitate drainage in the roadside ditch.
Silt fence and/or bales are proposed for proper silt control. A Traffic Control bid item is included to ensure safety of KY-7 motorists while reclamation activities are occurring. A Utility Relocation bid item is included to replace “in kind” qualifying features as disturbed to facilitate the abatement plan. Likewise, a Roadway Stone bid item is included to repair “in kind” any damage to the access roads during normal construction activities.
General
All disturbed areas (site and waste area) would be re-revegetated according to KY AML standards.
Lake Cumberland Regional College & Workforce Center
Lake Cumberland Regional College & Workforce Center
Please Note: Post Bid Addendum 06 has rebid the following bid packages: 070, 095, 114 and 125 ONLY.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Russell County Board of Education project consists of 54,610 square feet of new construction. The project includes sitework, concrete, masonry, structural steel, finishes, mechanical, fire protection,
plumbing and electrical.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Project Consists of interior demolition and renovation of approximately
8040 s.f. of existing space at the Breathitt Center for use as district Career and Technical Education instructional space.
CCK-2355-19 Construction Spline Utilities CUP Pipe Painting WC 09V – 2425.0
CCK-2355-19 Construction Spline Utilities CUP Pipe Painting WC 09V – 2425.0
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The New Research Building #2 Spline Utility consists of a new multidisciplinary
research laboratory that will be the cornerstone of the University’s push to become a Top 20 national research facility as well as additional CW and Steam Piping. This facility is based on the latest improvements in research laboratory design standards, with spaces including a state of the art vivarium, wet lab neighborhoods, computational wing, dining facility, meeting spaces, future fit out expansion floors, as well as interview and imaging suites. A list of trade contracts for this work is listed below.
Housing Authority of Mt. Vernon – Roof Replacement
Housing Authority of Mt. Vernon – Roof Replacement
Please Note: Addendum 02 has extended the Bid Date
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The work to be performed at 50 Lovell Lane consists of:
A. Roof, gutter, downspout and metal replacement.
B. Vinyl siding replacement.
Work includes providing all items, articles, materials, operations or methods herein listed, mentioned
or scheduled on the Project Documents and/or herein, including all labor, materials, equipment, services and
incidentals as necessary for their completion.
Housing Authority of Mt. Vernon – Carter Drive Water Line Replacement
Housing Authority of Mt. Vernon – Carter Drive Water Line Replacement
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The work to be performed at Carter Drive consists of:
A. Waterline and Valve Replacement
Work includes providing all items, articles, materials, operations or methods herein listed, mentioned
or scheduled on the Project Documents and / or herein, including all labor, materials, equipment, services and
incidentals as necessary for their completion.
Project includes the replacement of a 750 KW emergency diesel generator with two new 400 KW natural gas emergency generators. A new concrete pad will be poured for the new generators. The project includes two temporary generators to be provided by Contractor that are wired and functional throughout phases of the project. The existing generator and housing shall be removed by the Contractor.
The project also includes replacing four automatic transfer switches (ATS) in the mechanical rooms, replacing annunciators, and adding a new emergency electrical panel to add load to the emergency system.
The work encompasses installation of 4 large, backlit signs comprised of aluminum
formed channel letters on 3 buildings of the JCTC Downtown Campus. The buildings
included in the work are Hartford Hall, which receives 2 signs (south and west sides),
Health Sciences Hall, which receives one sign (south side) and Smith Library, which
also receives one sign (south side). The drawings include provisions for power to these
signs. Illumination is LED and controlled by photo-cells. The signs are very large and
will be installed by cranes, lifts or a combination thereof. Staging areas and timing must
be coordinated with the college.
In addition, there is one existing “obelisk” sign located at the corner of 1st and Gray
Streets that is to receive LED backlit panels and cast aluminum letters on the west and
south sides. Power for this sign will be pulled from the adjacent college-owned parking
lot lighting pole.
