PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Louisville Metro Government is currently accepting bids for IFB #170023 Streetscape and
Sidewalk Replacement for Public Works and 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.
Sleepy Hollow Country Club – Shared-Use Walking Trail
Sleepy Hollow Country Club – Shared-Use Walking Trail
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Project consists of the construction of a 8’ wide, 1 mile long
shared-use walking trail. Approximately 3,000+ L.F. of the trail to be asphalt paving
with the remaining 2,000+ L.F. to be mulched. The trail route has been mostly cleared
using a front end loader. Finish grading and placement of strategic storm drainage
pipe crossings is required. In addition, bench seating placed on concrete slabs is to be incorporated.
Construction Contract: Bids will be received for the following Work:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Bids are requested for:
Contract 1: Earthwork and grading for entire project site
Contract 2: Foundations for 4 duplex structures and parking
The project involves the replacement of the existing asphalt shingle roof on Barn #1 at the Kentucky Horse Park with a metal roof panel system. The existing asphalt shingles will be removed to deck and disposed of by the contractor. Siding on the cupolas will be removed as well. After replacing any defective sheathing, a new metal panel roof system will be installed. The cupolas will receive new siding at this time. The existing fascia will be removed and disposed of by the contractor. After replacing any defective sub-fascia, new cementitious board fascia will be installed.
The base bid is to re-roof Barn #1 and Barn #2 per the contract bidding documents provided. Alternate #1 is to re-roof Barn #3 as per the contract documents for base bid. Alternate #2 is to re-roof Barn #4 as per the contract documents for base bid.
Project Manger Name: Dwayne Brown
Phone: (502) 782-0315
Email: Dwayne.Brown@ky.gov
Estimate:
$739,000.00 Estimated Length of Project:
August 14, 2017 (Substantial Completion) + September 13, 2017 (Final Completion)
Base Bid: Fine Arts Center (FAC): Remove existing roofing system down to the structural deck, and remove existing metal flashing system. Provide new modified bitumen roofing system with polyisocyanurate roof insulation. Provide new heat/smoke vents, etc.Provide new prefinished metal flashing systems. Provide other miscellaneous scope of work items noted. Add Alternate No. 1: Academic Technology Building (AT): Remove existing debris and loose granules from existing roof system.Provide new cap sheet system on existing modified bitumen roof system. Existing metal flashing systems are to remain, except as otherwise indicated. Replace existing sloped glazing system above student lounge with new sloped metal roof system. Provide other miscellaneous scope of work items noted. Add Alternate No. 2: Hartfield Library (HL): Existing roofing system shall remain. Provide new prefinished metal coping system along top of existing parapet. Provide other miscellaneous scope of work items noted.
Taylorsville Road New Sidewalk Project – IFB# 170022
Taylorsville Road New Sidewalk Project – IFB# 170022
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project consists of a unit bid for construction of a new sidewalk along Taylorsville Road (from the
Kendall property to Pleasant Glen Drive).
Bidders must submit all pages of bid document.
Mark envelope with Bid Number, Reply By Date and Address to:
OMB – Purchasing
611 West Jefferson Street
Mezzanine Level
Louisville, KY 40202
Estimate:
$ 96,000.00 Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 60 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The proposed Nancy Hall AML Reclamation Project, approximately 1.5 acres, consists of the construction of drainage structures along Wagon Lane, in Knott County. The site is located in the Hindman Quadrangle at 37° 16’ 4.7” N, 82° 56’ 55.5” W. To reach the site from the intersection of Hwy 15 and Rte. 160, go north on Rte. 160 approximately 4 miles to Runnels Branch Road on the left. Turn onto Runnels Branch Road and go approximately 0.25 mile to Wagon Lane. The property will be located at 133 Wagon Lane, on the left.
Reclamation activities associated with this project include the construction of 300 L.F. of combination concrete block- tied block – subdrain and 100 L.F. of combination ECB ditch-drain which will outlet into an existing drain that AML will stabilize with 145 L.F. of concrete block-tied mat. An existing CMP will be replaced with RCP and concrete headwalls. All material will be wasted onsite.
The entire project work area has been previously disturbed by coal mining operations, landowner construction, and/or road construction. These disturbances consist of significant upheaval, mixing, and removal of earthen material from deep excavation, grading, sub-surface drilling, fill material placement, and erosion. There should be no undisturbed earthen material to a depth of several feet at the areas slated for significant project-related construction activities
Pump Station No. 10 & Debbie Lane Force Main Replacement
Pump Station No. 10 & Debbie Lane Force Main Replacement
General Contractors (Prospective Bidders) Note Pre-qualification Requirements:
The Corbin City Utilities Commission is requiring all prospective bidders to be pre-qualified to bid this project. Pre-qualification requirements only apply to General Contractors.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The primary scope of work includes the purchase and installation of one (1) 250-GPM
sanitary sewer pump station and valve vault and 960 LF of 6-inch PVC force main, and
related appurtenances.
The following major Work items are included in the Contract:
1. Pump Station Installation
2. Force Main Installation
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This unit based construction order for 505 linear feet of 12-inch pipe, 105 linear feet of 10-inch pipe, 1 catch basin, 1 junction box, 7 yard drains, 100 linear feet of swale regrading, 110 linear feet of 4-inch metal fence replacement, 105 linear feet of 6-inch wooden fence replacement, 1 4-inch metal gate replacement, 6 12″ x 10″ tees, 1 12″ 45°, and 16-inch wooden fence gate as well as epsc and tree/brush removal shall be included. This project is located in Metro Council District 12.
LFUCG – Martin Luther King Park – Restrooms & Concessions Building
LFUCG – Martin Luther King Park – Restrooms & Concessions Building
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Consisting of the construction and/or furnishing of items for the Martin Luther
King Park Restrooms and Concession Stand, Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky.
Union County Water District – High Service Pump Project REBID
Union County Water District – High Service Pump Project REBID
Addendum 3 has rebid the project.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The work to be bid upon includes furnishing and constructing two vertical pumps, control panel, building, electrical services, water line piping and all other necessary items
The entire South and East Façade is to undergo a complete masonry restoration including necessary masonry repairs, tuckpointing, joint sealants to continue the cleaning and restoration work that is underway on the North and West façades. All windows on the South and East façades are to be re-caulked to existing masonry openings. After the restoration, the façades are to be cleaned of all biologic growth, carbon crust, dirt, grime, etc. New bird control devices are to be installed.
Housing Authority of Dry Ridge – Procurement of Modernization Consulting Services
Housing Authority of Dry Ridge – Procurement of Modernization Consulting Services
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The modernization consulting services work consists of administering the planning/design, implementation and construction management of the Agency’s Comprehensive Grant/Capital Funding and DECD or other modernization\development programs to assure that the program is implemented in full compliance with all applicable Federal and State regulations. The work of the modernization consultant shall include, but not be limited to:
Annual planning process and HUD submissions;
Bid request, review, and recommendation of architects/engineers construction drawings and specifications;
Obtaining HUD approval at each phase of the work as required;
Scheduling the Comprehensive Grant/Capital Funding Program and submitting a copy to be approved;
Put bids on the street for projects.
Field inspection to determine physical needs;
Scheduling advertising and conducting of tenant/public hearings for community input;
In consultation with the HADR Physical Plant Manager, review Work Orders for repetitive repairs which should be deferred to modernization and
Preparing a Monthly/Periodic Status Report for the Executive Director and a Quarterly/Periodic Status Report for the Board of Commissioners regarding the progress of the Comprehensive Grant/Capital Fund Programs.
Preparing required documents and consulting with the HADR’s Executive Director to perform Line of Credit Control (LOCC) transfers, and to submit to HUD
Monitoring & evaluating modernization pertaining to Energy Performance Contracting (EPC)
The modernization consultant will devise a management plan that consists of an overall management strategy to provide administrative control for the entire project from program development to project close- out and final completion. The plan is developed in collaboration with the Executive Director. The plan includes: project definition, objectives, work statement, organizational chart, schedules and cost controls
The Work consists of site and building demolition, wall and floor construction for the installation of a three-story hospital grade elevator. Work also includes limited upgrade of electrical service. All work shall fully comply with applicable codes and regulations for psychiatric hospitals
Fayette County Public Schools – New High School Phase Two: Turn Lane
Fayette County Public Schools – New High School Phase Two: Turn Lane
Please Note: Addendum 1 has changed the Bid Date
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The project scope includes material, equipment and tools and services for Right-of-Way, road work and
earthwork and street lighting infrastructure (conduit and pole bases).
Hwy 1882 & Hwy 144 Water Transmission Main Replacement
Hwy 1882 & Hwy 144 Water Transmission Main Replacement
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The Project consists of constructing 8,050 linear feet (LF) of 16-inch ductile
iron water line, 1,280 LF of 6-inch PVC water line, and all associated valves, services, and
appurtenances.
Estimate:
$252,081.00 Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The project is located on KY30, 2.6 miles west of Jackson at the Department of Juvenile Justice Breathitt County facility. The project is the result of a slide located between the two buildings and an open portal. The slide has taken out a portion of an access road. Also, some of the cracks and breaks from the unstable area are located above a greenhouse.
The project area is 3.48 acres and the construction area is 2.50 acres. The project consists of construction of a non-reinforced concrete block wall- type II, drainage controls, and a wildlife accessible portal closure. Silt control measures at the site shall be a silt fence, installed and remaining in effect until construction is completed at the site. No trees will be cut as part of this project.
Drainage controls for these sites shall consist variously of Class II/III ditches, ECB ditch, Class II/No. 2 Stone backfill, Subdrains etc. Bituminous repair, including roadway stone, has been factored into the contract. Revegetation of the site, including agricultural limestone, fertilizer, mulch and seed will be done according to standard AML design specifications.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
North Fork Valley Community Health Center’s (NFV) Health Infrastructure Investment Program (HIIP) project proposes to provide many needed repairs and upgrades to the now forty-two-year-old facility that is home to the June Buchanan Medical Clinic (JBMC) site. Reconfiguration of the patient registration and pharmacy areas will provide much needed improvements to patient flow and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Conversion of space will create two new exam rooms and upgrades to the flooring will be installed in the entire facility to replace the old and worn vinyl flooring currently installed. Restrooms will be renovated to provide better accessibility to patients and compliance with the ADA as well. Also in the interest of patient accessibility, the entry way doors will be removed and replaced with automatic open and close doors. Safety and security upgrades are also planned with the installation of a new security system to provide monitoring of activities both inside and outside of the clinic and the installation of a new sprinkler system. Upgrades to the exterior include EIFS trim to the building façade. Lastly, the roof which has experienced leaking issues will be replaced with a new Thermoplastic polyolefin roof.
The scope of this project is to repair the cast in place concrete and the precast concrete elements that are supporting the guard rails. The guard rails are required to be cutoff and reinstalled. Over drill the existing core holes to remove embedded portion of the guard rails. Remove any loose, partially spalled or delaminated pieces of the cast in place concrete or the precast panels and patch these areas. Epoxy pressure inject any remaining cracks in the concrete or precast elements. The guard rails are then to be reset. Replace the failed expansion joint.
There is one alternate in the project which is clean out and reseal the joints between the precast and the cast in place concrete.
Work of the Project includes replacement of certain HVAC equipment serving areas of the CPTU Building at the Kentucky State Reformatory located at 3001 West Hwy 146, LaGrange, Oldham County, Kentucky. Demolition of existing HVAC systems (by Owner). Installation of packaged air cooled chiller, cooling coils and piping. Modifications to existing air handling systems. Installation of temperature control systems. Electrical wiring of HVAC equipment.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Consisting of the construction and/or furnishing of items for the Government
Center Parking Garage Repairs, 200 E Main St, Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky.
The project includes the construction of a 1,500+/- square foot patio picnic shelter next to the existing Paddock
Café concessions building. The proposed structure is an open air type building with stone veneer columns on a
concrete slab. The roof is constructed of pre- engineered wood trusses on LVL beams spanning the columns.
The work includes limited site work, excavation, concrete footings, masonry foundation walls, stone veneer
columns and wood framed roof system. The electrical lighting and power systems are rough-in only. The exterior
finishes include cement panel board and batten ceiling and asphalt shingles with cement panel soffits and trim.
LFUCG – LFD Facilities Maintenance Building Phase II
LFUCG – LFD Facilities Maintenance Building Phase II
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Consisting or the construction and/or furnishing of items for the LFD Facilities
Maintenance Building Phase II, 221 E Second Street. Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky
