AML Reclamation Project
Estimate:
$145,715.00
The main issue at this site is drainage. AML plans to direct the water away from the currently saturated properties and into existing ditches. This will involve the installation of 2 Drop Boxes, 100 L.F. of Double Barrel Modified Subdrain (18” non-perforated pipe above 12” perforated pipe), 160 L.F. of Modified Subdrain with 12” pipe, and 215 L.F. of Modified Subdrain with 8” pipe below approximately 1,720 S.F. of Tied Concrete Block Mat Ditch. One existing Culvert will be removed, one existing Culvert will be replaced (as necessary, with Headwalls) and two new Culverts will be installed with Headwalls, as appropriate. All culverts to be installed shall be RHDPE Pipe (Steel Reinforced), or approved equal. Additionally, AML plans to construct approximately 40 L.F. of a 4.5’-tall Non-Reinforced Block Wall (Type II) to stabilize an existing cut out. Ditches within the construction limits shall be cleaned out, as directed by the Engineer. Silt Barriers and prompt establishment of Vegetation within all disturbed areas will provide sediment control. For continued description, see Special Conditions.
Boone National Guard Center
Estimate:
$ 76,882.00
This project involves renovations and interior fit-up to the Armory No. 1 facility located at Boone National Guard Center in Frankfort, KY. Renovations include the following: Area 1 – old crew rest lounge, Area 2 – large classroom with operable partition wall, computer lab, and conference room. Demolition will include removal of (3) operable partition walls (2 of which are fixed in place), abandoned-in-place wall mounted heat registers, acoustic ceiling tile systems, and associated electrical and mechanical components including light fixtures, outlets, diffuser grills, etc. A separate floor tile abatement project will occur prior to general construction activity for Area-2. New components and finishes to include: fixed partition walls, doors for new offices, VCT flooring, painted walls, 2’x4’acoustic ceiling tile system (grid + tile), lighting fixtures, an operable partition wall, and various electrical and mechanical components (power, voice/data, diffusers, etc.).
This is a new restaurant including site work. The owner will be providing the wood trusses, structural steel, HVAC equipment, light fixtures, switch gear, fire and security alarm, kitchen equipment & hoods, casework and décor. Additional Owner items are listed in the bid documents.
Boone National Guard Center
Estimate:
$ 76,882.00
This project involves renovations and interior fit-up to the Armory No. 1 facility located at Boone National Guard Center in Frankfort, KY. Renovations include the following: Area 1 – old crew rest lounge, Area 2 – large classroom with operable partition wall, computer lab, and conference room. Demolition will include removal of (3) operable partition walls (2 of which are fixed in place), abandoned-in-place wall mounted heat registers, acoustic ceiling tile systems, and associated electrical and mechanical components including light fixtures, outlets, diffuser grills, etc. A separate floor tile abatement project will occur prior to general construction activity for Area-2. New components and finishes to include: fixed partition walls, doors for new offices, VCT flooring, painted walls, 2’x4’acoustic ceiling tile system (grid + tile), lighting fixtures, an operable partition wall, and various electrical and mechanical components (power, voice/data, diffusers, etc.).
Frankfort, Kentucky
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Demolition of William Casey Elementary and John Adair Intermediate Schools
Demolition of William Casey Elementary and John Adair Intermediate Schools
A complete set of plans and specifications is available for a refundable deposit of $50.00, payable to Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects. We must receive a check for this amount.
The Project consists ofa new building of 7,120 square feet. The project is located at 1400 Fortune Drive, Winchester, Kentucky. The building is concrete block exterior bearing walls, wood roof trusses with metal roofing, aluminum and glass doors and fixed frame windows and hollow metal doors and frames. Interior walls are wood studs with painted gypsum board. Ceilings are painted gypsum board and suspended acoustical panels. Floors are polished concrete. The project also includes site work, electrical, heating and air conditioning and plumbing.
Please Note – the Technical Specifications and Plans for the Low Voltage Package are the same as the Technical Specifications and Plans for Design Release 3A and 3B. Only the Bid Manual is different.
Trade Contracts shall include:
Work Category Number SS – Communications
Work Category Number TT – Audio Visual
Work Category Number UU – Combination bids of Category SS & TT
The work to be performed consists of:
1. Bathroom Upgrades – Base Bid (Zero, One, Two Bedroom Units)
a. Remove existing flooring and install new sheet vinyl with integral base
b. Remove existing plumbing fixtures and install new tub/surround, water closet and vanity
c. Remove existing light fixture and install new
d. Paint entire bedroom
e. Remove existing bathroom accessories and install new accessories
Housing Authority of Richmond Roof Replacement and EIFS Installation
Housing Authority of Richmond Roof Replacement and EIFS Installation
The work to be performed consists of:
A. Building Type “C”
1. Replace front porches
2. Replace back porches
3. EIFS
4. Roof Replacement
5. Stone Installation
The project consists of grade, drain, and pavement for a 3-lane connector road beginning at Highway 227 and ending at the location indicated in the plans near the intersection with the proposed US 460 bypass in Scott County, KY.
AML Reclamation Project
Estimate:
$ 47,520.00
Excavate the portal and install a non-wildlife accessible pipe closure. Install an 8” drainage pipe from the portal drain down the hill to a dropbox structure. Construct a combination ECB ditch and subdrain along the toe of the hillside tied in the dropbox structure. From the dropbox take the drainage to a second dropbox structure at the edge of the driveway and existing deck structure via a new 8” HDPE pipe. From the second dropbox install a 12” HDPE pipe to a new dropbox by the county roadway. There is a gas line running along the county road. Place the box between the gas line and the county road if possible. From the last dropbox install an 18” RCP pipe under the county road and concrete headwall into the stream bank. Bed the RCP in flowable fill and install the concrete headwall recessed into the stream bank and below the existing grade.
Kentucky School for the Deaf
Estimate:
$ 91,000.00
The project includes replacement of existing 49 old walkway post top lighting fixtures throughout the campus around Brady Hall, Kerr Hall, Thomas Hall, Beauchamp Hall, and Middleton Hall. Most of the work includes replacement of pole lights with matching anchor bolt pattern using existing concrete pole bases, replacement of existing branch circuit wiring with new using existing underground branch circuit conduits, connections to various service panels, and replacement of some concrete pole bases.
2239.73/74/75 Patient Care Facility FitOut Final Cleaning
2239.73/74/75 Patient Care Facility Fit Out Final Cleaning
This Bid Package 03 involves Construction Cleaning of the Interior Fit-Out work at the Patient Care Facility. The work will be performed under contract with the Construction Manager, Turner Construction Company.
Manta Student Oriented Housing at Kentucky State University
Manta Student Oriented Housing at Kentucky State University
This project consists of two, five-story dorms that are mirror images of one another. There is approximately 400 total dorm rooms with some fitness, office and study support spaces.
The buildings structure is concrete with some structural steel support and steel canopies. The façade is brick, storefront, formed metal panels and metal siding with metal stud backup. The dorm windows are vinyl. The interior spaces will be metal stud and gypsum walls, vinyl tile and carpeting.
The site will be developed with new utilities, concrete pavements, and furnishings.
This is a LEED project striving for a goal of Certified.
BP-01 thru BP-03 for the construction of the Mantra Student Oriented Housing Project. The work will be performed under contract with the Construction Manager, Turner Construction Company.
Separate bids received for this project shall be submitted for the following work categories:
TC-01 Intermediate Founds (Aggregate Piers)
TC-02 Sitework & Excavation
TC-03 Concrete Found & Structure
TC-04 Site Concrete & Furnishings
TC-05 Asphalt Pavement
TC-06 Segmental Retaining Walls
TC-07 Masonry
TC-08 Roofing & Metal Trim
TC-09 Aluminum Storefront
TC-010 Formed Metal Panels & Siding
TC-011 CFM, Drywall & Ceilings
TC-012 General Trades
TC-013 Misc Steel & Stairs
TC-014 HM Doors & Frames
TC-015 Flooring
TC-016 Painting
TC-017 Elevators
TC-018 Fire Protection
TC-019 Plumbing & HVAC
TC-020 Electrical & Technology
TC-021 Landscaping
Art in Motion and Lextran seek bids from contractors for an innovative project involving construction of two custom, artistic transit shelters to be located on Southland Drive in front of the Good Foods Co-op and on Leestown Road at the entrance to the Townley Center in Lexington, KY. The project is being funded through a $150,000 federal/state grant along with matching funds from Lextran and local businesses.
The specifications may be downloaded from http://www.lextran.com/business/procurement
Please contact Yvette Hurt at yhurt@windstream.net or 859-361-1052 with questions.
The Isaac Murphy Memorial Garden Trailhead is a community park that will incorporate site amenities to encourage social gatherings and serve as a “starting point” for The Legacy Trail at the east end of town. New curbs, sidewalks, seat walls, bike racks, water fountains, flagpoles, landscaping and am amphitheater will provide opportunities for visitors to enjoy the space as well as utilize it as a connection to The Legacy Trail.
The entire 28,000 square feet of existing Dana Hall will be completely renovated and approximately 8,700 square feet of additions constructed on the east end of the four-story dormitory and onto the second floor perimeter of the two story entry-commons areas on the south side of the building. The infill area between the dormitory and the entry-commons area will be expanded to contain a new elevator, a new stair, a new mechanical penthouse and expansion area for the dormitory showers.
The east end addition will contain a study room and an RA dormitory room on each of the four dormitory floors, whereas the addition to the two story entry-commons area contains a coffee bar, accessible toilet rooms, TV viewing and game spaces, additional lounge and gathering space, and an apartment. The roof of the two story entry-commons space will be utilized as a roof terrace.
The buildings mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems will be replaced and updated as part of the project to provide not only a quality housing environment but also compliance with life safety and accessibility codes.