The Frank Eck Phase I AML Reclamation Project consists of eliminating drainage issues which have caused flooding problems for residents along Flat Creek road in southeastern Hopkins County. Work on the project will consist of the installation of drainage pipes with headwalls, construction of rip rap and concrete lined ditches, cleanout of existing roadside ditches and installation of one drop box. Upon completion of all construction work, all areas will be re-vegetated. For continued project description see Special Conditions.
Clark County Board of Education – Clark County Preschool – Phase 1 Vehicular Development
Clark County Board of Education – Clark County Preschool – Phase 1 Vehicular Development
Project Description:
This project scope includes the installation of gravel base to be used for traffic approximately 600′ long on existing school property and installation of new asphalt parking areas at Conkwright Middle School.
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Red Fox Waterline Project – Contract 26 and 26A
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Red Fox Waterline Project – Contract 26 and 26A
Project Description:
Contract 26 will consist of the construction of approximately 76,700 linear feet of 12, 6 and 4 inch waterlines and the installation of one (1) hydro-pneumatic pump station and one (1) booster pump station. The Contractor shall furnish all materials, equipment and labor necessary to complete the construction of the waterline, appurtenances and reclamation.
Contract 26A will consist of the construction one (1) 250,000 gallon water tank. The Contractor shall furnish all materials, equipment and labor necessary to complete the construction of the water tank, appurtenances and reclamation.
Project Description:
A contract to furnish all labor, material and necessary equipment for the Metro Hall Annex
Window Repairs, per the attached specifications.
Project Description:
This project will address drainage issues (LB# 9472) at a site in South Williamson. The site consists of drainage from deep mine works that flow across the site. The majority of the surface drainage goes into a rectangular concrete ditch; however, water still saturated the hillside in addition to leaking through the diversion berm. During the winter, the collected water flows along the driveway and walkway creating dangerous, thick sheets of ice. The water pooling behind the home poses a threat to the residence and serves as a mosquito breeding ground in the summer months. We will collect the surface water and direct it to the existing concrete ditch via a concrete ditch and 24” pipes with dropboxes. Subsurface water will collected in subdrains along the houseseat and behind a nearby shed. All these waters go to the existing concrete ditch. The waste material has been used by several other DAML projects. No trees will be disturbed. We will temporarily relocate (and replace in-kind) some structures including a ramp, part of a deck, and potentially a metal garage awning. For continued description, see Special Conditions.
Project Description:
The Division of Abandoned Mine Lands wishes to receive bids to perform reclamation work on approximately 40.4 acres of mine land in Muhlenberg Co. covering 20.4 acres of acidic materials from 20 acres of borrow area, grade to create positive drainage, install ditches, apply roadway stone to access road as needed, and revegetation on 1 bond forfeiture permit(s) For continued project description see Special Conditions.
CCK-2080-16 Anderson Hall Tower Renovation of Lab 59A
CCK-2080-16 Anderson Hall Tower Renovation of Lab 59A
Project Description:
Renovation of Lab 59A and ancillary rooms, work include finishes upgrades to walls, ceilings and floors, with new doors and windows. Work also includes upgrades to plumbing/utilities/trench grating, HVAC ductwork, and electrical power/lighting.
Project Description:
Consisting of the construction and/or furnishing of items as listed in the Bid Schedule beginning on page P-7, Part 111, Form of Proposal, of this document, for the Boiler Replacement – Government Center, Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky.
City of Pikeville – Mullins Addition Waterline Replacement Project
City of Pikeville – Mullins Addition Waterline Replacement Project
Project Description:
This project includes replacing approximately 900 LF of 12′. DI Water Main and 600 LF of 6″ DI Water Main in Mullins Addition Community. The project will also include the reconnection of all services.
Installation of Fire Sprinkler System for the LMPD K9 Building #3554
Installation of Fire Sprinkler System for the LMPD K9 Building #3554
Project Description:
A Fixed Contract to furnish all labor, material and necessary equipment for Installation
of Fire Sprinkler System for the LMPD K9 Building
Fayette County Health Department – Third Floor Office Renovation
Fayette County Health Department – Third Floor Office Renovation
Project Description:
The scope of work includes the renovation of the third floor administrative offices at the Health Department’s main building, 650 Newtown Pike in Lexington, Kentucky. In general the project work includes removal and disposal of full height demountable partitions, removal and disposal of existing carpet tile, removal and disposal of hard wall partitions, removal and disposal of ceiling tile and grid where required to accommodate new hard wall offices, removal or relocation of existing lighting and electric outlets, HVAC diffusers, and limited replacement of toilet fixtures and fittings. New construction includes limited installation of new acoustic ceilings and grids, new hard wall partitions, new doors and hardware, new carpet tile, new porcelain flooring in toilet rooms. painting, new toilet partitions, replacement of selected toilet fixtures, fittings and accessories, new electric outlets, new exhaust fans, etc. Refer to Contract Documents for complete scope of project work.
Extended Project Description: 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.
2396.0 Student Center Renovation and Expansion – BP 2 Building Structure and Elevators
2396.0 Student Center Renovation and Expansion – BP 2 Building Structure and Elevators
The Work of the Project consists of site preparation with the complete removal of the existing 1963, 1982 and 2008 additions to the 1938 Student Union Building, including hazardous materials abatement; the relocation and reworking of site utilities; new construction of reinforced concrete foundations of footings and piers, grade beams and foundation walls, upon which will support structural steel framing with composite floor decks above grade and at-grade slabs on grade; exterior insulated brick masonry veneer, metal cladding, glazed curtain wall fenestration and roofing on metal decking containing clerestory and sky-lighting features which make up the building envelope; interiors consisting of gypsum and glazed walls, gypsum and acoustical ceilings and other advanced and well-appointed interior finishes that complete this technologically advanced and secure facility that provides the essential needs of all University of Kentucky students, faculty and staff. Efficient and sustainable heating, cooling, lighting and communications systems are incorporated for safety, security, comfort, energy conservation, and ease of operation.
The project is the demolition of two existing buildings and the construction and site preparation for a new, single-story, 31,240 sf pre-engineered metal building. Categories of work: Demolition of existing structures and surrounding existing site work. Sub-surface site work consisting of soil stabilization techniques – built-up engineered fill pad & Geo- grid matts. Concrete paving and asphalt paving. Concrete foundations and building slab. Erection of a pre-engineered metal building. Installation of storefront entrance/ window systems and exterior clerestory sandwich panel windows. Installation of new metal stud/gypboard systems for offices in two separate locations within the building. Installation of new hollow metal frames and solid wood doors in a two sections of the building. Installation of new lay-in ceilings.Painting of interior gypboard systems, including walls and door frames. Floor preparation and installation of VCT finishes in office areas. Toilet partitions and accessories. Installation of a new fire protection system. Complete lighting, mechanical, electrical, data, and alarm systems throughout the building.
The project is for the renovation of the existing patio at the Governor’s Mansion. Scope includes removal of the existing brick pavement and low brick seat walls, and construction of a new patio and walls. Patio will be constructed of salvaged limestone, newly fabricated limestone and Kentucky River Marble paving slabs and coping, with new seat walls constructed of cmu with Kentucky River Marble veneer, and some limited landscape and subdrainage work.
City of Eddyville – Wastewater System Evaluation and Rehabilitation
City of Eddyville – Wastewater System Evaluation and Rehabilitation
Project Description:
Sanitary sewer rehabilitation by means of both trench and trenchless technologies as shown on the drawings and described in the specifications. Approximately 9,000 LF of sewer line and 65 manholes are included in the scope of this sanitary sewer rehabilitation. Also included is a 100 gpm pump station replacement. The bids will include all provisions of the Project, including all associated work necessary to provide a finished product that meets the requirements set forth in the contract documents.
Description and location of Project: Removal of 345 linear feet of process water line wth exterior insulation wrap; installation of 260 linear feet of process water line and one valve; surface preparation and protective coating system of 512 linear feet of process water line.
The project consists of renovation of multiple rooms in the Breathitt County Life Skills Center to accommodate expansion of the Cosmetology program at Hazard Community and Technical College to its Lees Campus location in Jackson, Ky. The expansion will include multiple existing rooms renovated to house a styling/shampoo area, dispensary, facial room, manicure/pedicure, styling classroom and student locker area. Mechanical and electrical systems will be altered as required to accommodate the new program in the existing space.
The Base Bid Work includes partial demolition of the lower guard wall at Lock No. 1. The Work may also include site preparation, erosion control, surveying, water control with fluctuating river levels, localized dredging, site safety/security, maintenance of local traffic, temporary access road construction and maintenance, and site cleanup/restoration. The CONTRACTOR shall utilize the Work Limits shown on the Drawings for laydown, equipment storage, and personnel parking, as well as construction activities. The estimated quantity for demolition is shown on the Drawings and is for information only. The quantity is an estimate only. Payment for additional demolition, beyond that outlined in the drawings, shall be adjusted according to the unit prices in the form of proposal. The CONTRACTOR shall be solely responsible for performing its own quantity computations for bidding and construction purposes. Estimated quantities do not include temporary works for construction.
Project Description:
Complete demolition of the Eastern Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse Morehead, Kentucky in preparation for the new Rowan County Detention Center.
RFB-119-16 Equipment Pre-purchase Upgrade HVAC System
RFB-119-16 Equipment Pre-purchase Upgrade HVAC System
Project Manager Name: Marc Avery Phone: (502) 782-0312 Email: bruce.wilson@ky.gov
Estimate: $178,710.00
Estimated Length of Project: (Substantial Completion) + 70 (Final Completion)
Purchase, startup and warranty of five (5) DOAS units as shown on the attached plans (for reference only) and specified. Work covers indoor unit, gas furnace, electric duct heater, outdoor condensing unit, roof curb and controls. Installation will be another contractor.
