RFB-218-14 Water Damage Restoration Lodge Dining Room
Lake Cumberland State Park
Estimate:
$285,000.00
This project includes the replacement of water damaged interior finishes and food service equipment in the Lodge Dining Room and seven (7) adjoining bedrooms. Additional work is being included at the Owner’s request. Work includes floor finishes, (resilient, ceramic tile, wood refinishing), light carpentry, painting, gypsum board, acoustical tile, and electrical. Minor plumbing is required. Work must adhere to work guidelines to allow continued food service to park visitors during construction. Noise and dust protection will be addressed. This project may require working after hours for portions of the work. Total time on this project is very tight to accommodate the Park to return to full Dining Room and Sleeping room use.
Some long lead materials and Food Service equipment has already been ordered by Owner to facilitate time restraints, to be installed by Contractor. The affected spaces have already been cleaned of wet materials and mold remediation. There is no asbestos materials requiring removal or abatement.
Owensboro Community & Technical College Southeast
Estimate:$ 85,000.00
This project consists of an HVAC upgrade to the building at the Owensboro Community and Technical College southeast campus. Included in the upgrade are air handlers, pumps, piping, duct and temperature controls.
A Pre-Bid Conference will be held on 26 March 2014 at 3 p.m. at the job site. Attendance is not mandatory. The work includes site utilities at Athletic Track and Field. Bids will be opened and read aloud.
RFB-206-14 Lonnie Watson Building Roof Replacement
Estimate:
$226,940.00
Remove and replace existing asphalt shingle roof on the Lonnie Watson Building located at the KCIW in Pewee Valley, Kentucky. The work includes the removal and re-use of the existing flashing and roof penetrations. The building is located within a secure area of the Institution and has special requirements such as site access, communications, vehicle parking, construction security etc. The requirements are included in the contract documents.
The McNabb Middle School Renovation will consist of renovations to the existing gymnasium consists of masonry infill, new bleachers, painting, floor refinishing, replace existing backboard/goal assemblies, new HVAC systems, new electrical and new lighting.
Bids Requested
030 General Trades
230 Mechanical
260 Electrical
Combo
2382.0 Repair/Upgrade/Improve Mechanical Systems, Old Fine Arts Building
2382.0 Repair/Upgrade/Improve Mechanical Systems, Old Fine Arts Building
This project includes replacement/upgrade/improvement of air handling units and associated temperature controls, exhaust fans and reheat coils at the Old Fine Arts Building. This first phase includes replacing air handling units S-1 and S-6, cleaning existing supply and return ductwork, providing VAV units for individual space zoning; providing hot water heat piping to reheat coils and installing VAV DDC controls for terminal units and AHU. This project will include the upgrade of control for hot water heating system consisting of replacing zone sensors to modulate respective 3-way replacement control valves, as well as installing new circulating pumps and VFD controls, and additional self-contained control valves on converters to complete sub-zoning.
The Kimbler site consist of excavating into a seeping mine portal and backfilling with high purity limestone. We do not anticipate opening the old mine works. The water will be directed into an excavated channel lined with high purity limestone following the current flow path. We will construct an aerobic wetland (approx. 60’Lx30’Wx3’H) in an existing low lying area prior to releasing the water through a highway culvert. The area surrounding the proposed wetland will serve as our project waste area.
The adjacent Castle site involves excavating a trench back to seeping mine works to collect the water and channel it to an existing 120’ long, 24” diameter drain pipe. We will clean out the drain pipe (incidental to site preparation). The excavated channel sides may be rock lined, however the bottom should be left unlined to collect iron precipitates. Small rock checks may be installed every 30’ in the channel if they are kept less than 1’ high.
The project site has been disturbed by mining and residential development. There are no trees greater than 5” breast diameter height that will be cut or removed. The undergrowth and shrub materials will be disposed of in the waste area. No portals are open now nor does the project intend to open any. Should entries be opened during the excavation they will likely be left opened with a drainage pipe of a size determined in the field with an appropriate access control devise (screen or bars depending on pipe size). All water leaving the site will pass through silt traps and limestone sand. For continued project description see Special Conditions.
Kentucky State Police Post 16
Estimate: $ 89,500.00
The project consists of 9,000 square foot roof recover of the Henderson State Police
Post building. New two ply modified bitumen roof and tapered insulation over the
existing gravel surfaced built up roof.
RFB-210-14 Exterior Repairs – Western State Hospital
Exterior Repairs – Western State Hospital
Estimate:$281,350.00
Work includes exterior repairs to multiple buildings at Western State Hospital. A brief description of scope is as follows: masonry parapet wall replacement, masonry pointing & repair, structural concrete repairs, new structural concrete walls, window replacements, metal stair modifications, canopy replacements, and removal of trees.
The primary scope of work includes the removal of the existing belt filter press system and installation of a new Rotary Fan Press system and associated features.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROJECT IS A REBID AND THERE IS A NEW REQUEST FOR QUOTATION
Construction of two-duplex apartment building, two single family buildings and two-quadplex buildings located in the city of Lexington
The buildings will include one and two levels and be constructed with wood framing, brick veneer, fiber cement siding, metal roof, and other materials required by the funding source.
SCOPE of WORK
General Scope of Work includes excavation and paving, concrete, masonry and, structural steel, metals, rough and finish carpentry, thermal protection, roofing, all finishing trades, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC and Electrical work. MBE / WBE trades are encourged to participate.
The project site is located at 315 Roberts Road, Campbellsville KY 42718. The bid is to furnish all necessary labor, materials, tools, machinery, warranties, and all other items required to construct a metal pole barn softball hitting facility. Work to include, but not limited to: new minor site grading, metal pole barn materials, concrete slab on grade, insulation, plumbing, ventilation and electrical.
Green River DJJ Facility/ Owensboro DJJ Facility
Estimate: $ 54,000.00
The work consists of furnishing and installing new air filtration systems for two separate
locations for the Department of Juvenile Justice. One is the Youth Treatment Center at
Owensboro, Kentucky and the other is the Youth Development Center at Cromwell,
Kentucky. All fans, ductwork, fans, filters, filter housings, controls, electrical power, fire
alarm system revisions and certification as shown on the contract documents shall be
included.
RFB-205-14 Renovation Department Operations Center
Department of Public Health Cabinet for Health and
Estimate:$166,420.00
The project includes the renovation of the an existing office suite for the new Department Operations Center on the 1st floor of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services Building at 275 East Main Street in Frankfort, Kentucky. The scope of work for this construction project includes but is not limited to: selective demolition, removal and replacement of existing light fixture, mechanical systems including relocating existing units, interior finishes including drywall, painting, carpet, acoustical ceiling tile and grid, door and frames, and accessories. The work effort will be executed in the spring 2014, see further schedule information in specifications. The building will be partially occupied during the construction work.
Lake Cumberland Youth Development Center
Estimate:$137,125.00
Project includes installation of a 250 KW diesel generator and 1,000 ampere, service entrance rated, automatic transfer switch. It also includes relocation (on site) of a 50 KW Generac propane generator and a new 800 ampere automatic transfer switch. A leased propane tank with plumbing by a licensed mechanical contractor is required. Two large concrete pads are required.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park
Estimate:$351,500.00
This project includes the replacement of roofing on the terrace deck over the Lodge Dining Room with new SBS roofing, and concrete pavers, new masonry and stone seating walls are planned. A portion of the new roofed area will include a garden roof with vegetation in plastic trays supported by steel racks above the roof. The existing metal roof deck and existing lightweight concrete fill will be completely removed. New metal decking is required. The new work does not include lightweight fill. There is anticipated some steel bar joist repair that will be included. Work must be completed within strict time and noise restraints. There is no known asbestos materials requiring removal or abatement. Special Inspections will be required for this project, and paid directly by the Owner.
Glasgow State Nursing Facility
Estimate:$577,525.00
This project involves the demolition and removal of existing structures from the original Glasgow State Nursing Facility campus. A new facility has been recently constructed allowing for the older, original structures to be removed. The structures to be removed include, but are not limited to, the 4-story Sanatorium Building (Base Bid), a wooden structure known as the Smoker’s Pavilion (Add Alt No. 1), and the Maintenance Building (Add Alt No. 2). Additionally, the existing Boiler House/Laundry Room structure will remain intact. An existing utility tunnel between the Boiler House and the Sanatorium Building will be abandoned in place and the openings to the Boiler House and at the Sanatorium Building will be sealed off after capping off existing utilities abandoned in place as a part of the Base Bid. The tunnel connecting to the Maintenance Building shall be capped off as a part of Add Alt No. 2.The Activities Building, behind the Sanatorium Building, will remain in use and shall not be demolished. The Connector Structure, connecting the Activities Building back to the main Sanatorium Building shall be demolished and removed as a part of the Base Bid Work. Additionally, the project will require that Abatement of Hazardous Materials (asbestos) be completed as a part of the demolition work for the Main Sanatorium Building. All such work shall be completed in advance of the demolition of this structure. All asphalt paving, curbing, site structures, site lighting, sidewalks, fences, etc. shall also be removed and re-graded with new grass planted. Certain areas of the site will also be cut off and re-graded to assist in maintenance of the site (mowing) and to provide future access from the new building to the original portion of the site. The drawings define the site work associated with Base Bid, Add Alt No. 1, and Add Alt No. 2.
Contractor to furnish labor and materials for Lafferty Hall Tuckpoint and Building Exterior work:
Tuckpoint of failed masonry head and bed joints all elevations
Replacement of all damaged and cracked brick
Removal and reconstruction of the east planter walls including foundations and hydraulic pressure control
Repairs and tuckpointing of the front entrance posts and seating area
Removal and reconstruction of the surface wythe of the front seat wall
Repairs and tuckpointing of the side entrance seating and light posts
Re-caulking and cleaning of wall and roof coping capstones
Re-caulking of all masonry caulking joints on building
Cast and install capstones/coping as indicated
Final cleaning and waterproofing of the building exterior
