The project consists of the renovation of space in Meece Hall on the Somerset Community Col-lege campus in Somerset, KY to create a culinary arts lab. Additional renovation will be required in Building 2 of the McCreary Center in Whitley City, KY to remove the existing culinary arts equipment and furnishings that will be relocated to the new lab in Somerset.
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing renovations will be required at both locations to disconnect the existing equipment and reconnect in the new space as well as to provide new utility infra-structure in Meece Hall for the new progam.
Existing equipment shall not be taken offline until the renovated space is ready to receive it.
City of Jeffersontown – Watterson Trail Bicycle and Pedestrian Trail Phase 1
City of Jeffersontown – Watterson Trail Bicycle and Pedestrian Trail Phase 1
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The project consists of but is not limited to the construction of a 10 foot wide asphalt bicycle and walking path from
Mulberry ROW Way to Walnutwood way, then along Walnutwood Way from Watterson Trail to Locust Avenue,
then changes to a shared use lane along Locust Avenue from Walnutwood Way to Maple Road as noted on the plans
Carroll County Public Library – Building Demolition Project
Carroll County Public Library – Building Demolition Project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Scope of Work consists of, but is not limited to the following:
• Building Demolition
• Concrete Pavement Demolition
• Site Utilities disconnections and Demolition
• Site Improvement – Soil Preparation and Plantings
• Abatement is currently in process by the Owner’s Abatement Contractor
This bid is for Subcontractors and Prequalified General Contractors Only
Qualified Contractors have been Pre-Approved and have provided a Contractor Qualification Application stating that they have a minimum of three historic building projects which comply with the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. These applications were due Friday, July 6, 2018.
Pre-Qualified General Contractors include:
BEX Construction, Inc
Churchill McGee LLC
Olentangy Restoration
Spectrum Contracting Inc.
Structural Systems Repair Group
Trace Creek Construction, Inc.
Wehr Constructors
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Remove and relay masonry at North East Corner of building, remove and
relay masonry at parapets, remove and relay some facade areas and jack arch headers, masonry
tuck pointing at exterior and some interior areas, new rigid insulation at roof, new roofing and
gutters/downspouts, restore windows & doors at Corner Office and Main Street (see plans for
locations), remaining ‘open’ and double hung windows to receive storefront type glazing, partial
demo and rebuilding of wood columns and floor framing (see plans for locations), partial demo
of and replacement of flooring (see plans for locations), interior walls and egress stairs. New
electrical, lighting, plumbing, HVAC and fire protection.
City of Olive Hill – Downtown Water Line Replacement
City of Olive Hill – Downtown Water Line Replacement
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This contract consists of approximately 5,600 LF of 8″
waterline, 3,000 LF of 6″ waterline, 126 ea. re-connections of existing services
with new meters and settings, 3 ea. directional bores, 180 LF bored encasement,
80 LF open cut encasement, pavement and sidewalk repairs,
landscaping/seeding/strawing, and all necessary water line fittings and appurtenances. This is a replacement and improvement of existing facilities.
Please Note: Addendum 04 has canceled the Bid Date
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The objective of W.T. Young Library Renovation project includes, but is not limited necessarily limited to:
1. Removing the existing damaged finial
2. Reconstructing the finial support and reinstall final onto the ball
3. Repairing the seams on cupola gutter
4. Repairing any and all interior rotunda drywall damage
5. Repainting entire rotunda; dome and walls
6. Installing a copper cap with drip edge and counter flashing on top of stone belt
CCK-2345-19 Med Science MN242A Convert Lab to Office
CCK-2345-19 Med Science MN242A Convert Lab to Office
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This project is to convert an existing lab into office space. The work will be located in the
William R. Willard Medical Education Building (Med Science Building) at 800 Rose Street,
Lexington, KY 40536-0298 – Room MN242A.
LFUCG – Man O’War Boulevard Public Improvement Project – Richmond Road Intersection
LFUCG – Man O’War Boulevard Public Improvement Project – Richmond Road Intersection
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Consisting of the construction and/or furnishing of items as listed in the Bid Schedule, plus incidentals necessary to complete the work. The work entails modification of roadway intersection.
Corbin Independent Board of Education – Old Corbin Middle School Renovation & Addition Phase 1
Corbin Independent Board of Education – Old Corbin Middle School Renovation & Addition Phase 1
Please Note: Addendum 02 has changed the Bid Date
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Old Corbin Middle School is located in Corbin, Kentucky for the Corbin Independent Board of Education, and with the District opening the new Corbin Middle
School facility in August 2018, the Old Middle School will become an Upper Elementary
(4th/5th Grade) Center with a student enrollment of 500 students. The proposed project will keep the iconic Middle School building that was the original high school for the District in use and maintain the strong presence it has in downtown Corbin.
The project consists of new PVC roofing membrane installed over existing metal panel roof system. Clean roof surface, loose lay rigid EPS insulation between standing seams, loose lay ½” fiber board insulation over entire roof and mechanically fasten both layer of insulation to existing metal roof. Mechanically fasten .060 PVC membrane roof over insulation. Install all PVC flashings and metal components to complete the installation.
Shelbyville Municipal Water & Sewer Commission – KY-53 Water and Sewer Relocation Contract #102
Shelbyville Municipal Water & Sewer Commission – KY-53 Water and Sewer Relocation Contract #102
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The work to be bid is generally described as follows.
1,600 L.F. – 6″ Ductile Iron Water Main with accessories
5,400 L F. – 10″ Ductile Iron Water Main with accessories
1,500 L.F. – 12″ Ductile Iron Water Main with accessories
1,000 L.F. – 8″ Dia. SDR 35 PVC gravity sewer with accessories
1.000 L.F. – 12″ Om. SDR 35 PVC gravity sewer with accessories
15 – 4 ‘ Dia. Manholes with accessories
This project consists of masonry cleaning and application of water repellant on approximately 35,000 sf. of a four story building. Masonry tuckpointing will be required where needed. Caulking shall include all masonry control joints and perimeter of all masonry openings and walk surfaces. Warranties will be required. Professional window cleaning is required.
This is a highly secured building and work shall safeguard and maintain existing security camera operation during construction. Protection of occupants entering the building with overhead work shall be addressed. The work shall be performed during normal work hours. There is no reason for workers to enter the building. Portable restroom facilities will be required. Water and electricity will be provided for the work. Allowances and units prices are being requested. Grass areas shall be protected from compaction during use of heavy equipment.
Montgomery County Board of Education – Montgomery County ATC Restroom Renovation
Montgomery County Board of Education – Montgomery County ATC Restroom Renovation
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This scope of work includes the renovation of the boys and girls restrooms along
with the custodial closet located within the wing of the Area Technology Center.
This project encompasses the clearing of an existing site in preparation of a future construction project. The scope of work includes demolition of a one-story load-bearing masonry structure originally built in the 1960’s previously used for maintenance and repair of military vehicles. There are also several smaller out-buildings that we need to be removed. In addition, demolition and removal of existing overhead and underground site utilities will be required.
CCK-2344-19 Agricultural Science Building North: S302 – S314 Renovation Project
CCK-2344-19 Agricultural Science Building North: S302 – S314 Renovation Project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project is phase 1 & 2 of a lab renovation and includes rooms S304, S304B, S312, S314, and S314A. Improvements include upgrades to casework, new sinks, LED lighting in S304, new vestibule in S304, new vestibule in S304 and new casework and dishwashers in S314.
Alternate No. 1:
Abate and remove fume hood in room S304 and demo all associated utilities
Franklin County Board of Education – Western Hills High School Football Field House
Franklin County Board of Education – Western Hills High School Football Field House
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This scope of work includes the erection of a 40’x70’ premanufactured metal
building, which is already on site. Additional work to be bid for this job includes the excavation,
drainage, and foundation systems for this building along with all the mechanical and electrical
rough-ins as described in the contract documents. In short, the shell is to be constructed and turned over to the Owner for them to complete.
The scope of work involves architectural and MEP upgrades to the Third Street underpass beneath the exhibition hall of the Kentucky International Convention Center, between Market and Jefferson Streets, in Louisville, KY. Selective demolition will include all lighting fixtures within the space, components of an abandoned AV system including speakers and microphone jacks, and abandoned Unistrut framing, piping, and conduit. Architectural work will include cleaning and refinishing of multiple surfaces, minor direct-applied exterior finish system (DEFS) scope, patching concrete, and leveling and replacing pavers. MEP work will include new lighting, including associated power and control wiring and wireways, and a new lighting control system. The Kentucky International Convention Center will be occupied during work associated with the project. Egress pathways from the building terminating within the Third Street underpass will need to be maintained to the public way throughout construction. Deliveries to the convention center loading dock need to be accommodated in the project site, and work disruptive to conventions, due to noise, odor, dust, or other reasons, must be coordinated with the owner. Due to long lead times, the owner will purchase and supply light fixtures and the lighting control panel. The owner has spare pavers in stock and will supply those as necessary to replace broken pavers.
Description and location of Project: This unit base construction order is for drainage improvement that includes 10- inch, 12-inch, and 18-inch pipe installation. Concrete header curb, and valley gutter installation are also required. This project is located along three different areas in Camp Tylor (Sheridan Ave., Monroe Ave., and Lee Ave.) in Metro Council District 10.
Blue Grass Airport – Rental Car Ready Return Lot Light Fixture Replacement – Project 1812
Blue Grass Airport – Rental Car Ready Return Lot Light Fixture Replacement – Project 1812
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Project consists of the replacement of approximately 90 interior light fixtures and exterior wall packs at the RCRRL at Blue Grass Airport.
WKU-PDC-2019-001 RFQ for Architectural/Engineering Services for WKU Commons
WKU-PDC-2019-001 RFQ for Architectural/Engineering Services for WKU Commons
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The WKU Commons project includes the renovation and possible expansion of Margie Helm Library and Raymond Cravens Library. Helm Library, an 85,193 square foot facility, was originally constructed in 1931 as a gymnasium. The building was renovated in 1964 and transformed into a library facility which included the internal addition of a second floor level. Cravens Library, a 96,887 square foot facility, was constructed in 1969 as a library facility.
The project is a multi-phased, multi-year renovation, and possible expansion of these facilities which, while maintaining their respective identities, shall collectively become an intellectual and dining destination known as the WKU Commons. The project also includes the demolition of Garrett Conference Center.
The vision of the WKU Commons is to combine learning and engagement with core campus services in a creative and innovative way that benefits the entire campus community. This entails creating a space where students gather to eat, work, study and collaborate as well as a destination for faculty to engage with students and peers.
The concept brings together a partnership between University libraries and dining services which would include spaces where digital and print scholarship and data are used, flexible teaching spaces that enhance and enable active learning, collaboration spaces and dining services. This is intended to create a flexible and modern common space that serves as a dining destination for both campus and community.
The buildings shall remain occupied during any/all construction phases. To that end, MEP and dining services consulting disciplines shall be emphasized.
