City Of Columbia Natural Gas System Improvements Bomar Heights and Tutt Street Area
This contract consists of approximately 8,025 LF of 4″ PE, SDR-11.5, 4,885 LF of 2″ PE, SDR-11.5, and appurtenances.
Columbia, Kentucky
US 68 Water Line Relocation
This project consists of approximately 1,600 LF of 6-inch water line and appurtenances.
Greensburg, KY
City of Columbia City Street Alley Reconstruction
Street Alley Reconstruction
Columbia KY
Daymar College
The scope of work is the ground up construction of a pre-engineered metal building with full site work.
Clarksville, TN
RFB-88-12
The work consists of selective demolition and furnishing materials, labor, equipment
and services to renovate approximately 3,000 sq. ft. of office area; including but not
limited to carpentry, millwork, doors, frames and hardware, floor, wall and ceiling
finishes; mechanical, plumbing, fire protection and electrical work.
Louisville, Kentucky
RFB-69-12
This project will build upon the work completed under the Little Fork Mine Blowout High Priority Project from the spring of 2011. The site is located at N37.313867º, W82.505979º in the USGS Dorton Quadrangle. We will close a mine blowout, cleanout sediment filled sections of Left Fork Caney Creek, and install subdrain and surface ditches behind three residences, approximately 4,700 feet below the blowout. For continued project description see Special Conditions.
Pike County, Kentucky
CALL 320 CONTRACT ID 111340
GREEN COUNTY
JL03 044 0068 006-007: GREENSBURG-EDMONTON ROAD (US 68) SPOT IMPROVEMENTS AT LOCUST
GROVE AND US 68 BETWEEN GREENSBURG AND EDMONTON, A DISTANCE OF 0.30 MILES. GRADE &
DRAIN WITH ASPHALT SURFACE.
SYP NO. 04-08506.00.
GREEN
CALL 317 CONTRACT ID 111339
GRANT COUNTY
JL03 041 0022 011-012: BARNES PIKE (KY 22) RELOCATE KY 22 FROM US 25 TO I 75 VIA
BARNES ROAD CORRIDOR, 3-LANE IMPROVEMENT, A DISTANCE OF 0.72 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN
WITH ASPHALT SURFACE.
GRANT
CALL 316 CONTRACT ID 111042
ALLEN COUNTY
JL03 002 1105 000-001: WOOD STREET (CS 1105) REALIGN WOOD ST. TO INTERSECT WITH
KY-100 AND IMPROVE WOOD ST. UP TO .10 MILE FROM THE INTERSECTION. ASPHALT SURFACE
WITH GRADE & DRAIN.
SYP NO. 03-08507.00.
ALLEN
Louisville Water Company is requesting Bids for The referenced project consists of the installation of +/-55 linear feet of 8-inch DPW water main, including valves, fittings, and two (2) tie-ins to existing water mains. The project also includes removing existing water main from a catch basin and grouting the walls (2) of the catch basin. Restoration includes sidewalk repair and milling and paving of a drive lane near the intersection of 22nd Street and Gaulbert Avenue.
Louisville, Ky
South Warren High School Football Grandstand Additions
Sealed proposals for the following work will be received by the: Warren County Public Schools in the manner and on the date herein specified for the furnishing all labor, materials, supplies, tools, services, etc., necessary for: South Warren High School Football Grandstand Additions.
Bowling Green, KY
Foundation Repairs, New Roof, Masonry, New Finishes, Selective Demolition, Drywall, Concrete.
Hopkinsville, Ky
RFB-92-12
This project is to effect repairs and remediation of the electrical equipment for the recreational vehicle campground area of the Nolin Lake State Park. Equipment to be repaired and/or replaced shall include panelboards, RV power pedestals, pump controllers, alarm system equipment, disconnects, lighting fixtures, and low voltage cabling. Some of the direct buried low voltage cabling is to be purged and tested to determine its condition and operational integrity. The contractor shall be responsible for providing all testing, equipment, and accessories necessary to restore the electrical equipment as identified in the drawings and specifications to a like-new condition
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Frankfort Sewer Department Juniper Hills Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
This project consists of approximately 2,880 L.F. of 8″ cured in place pipe (CIPP) 1,075 L.F. of 8″ pipe bursting; six (6) 8″ 15 L.F. manhole rehabilitation: one (1) manhole replacement: 20 service laterals replacement; 44 service lateral connections; sewer televising, testing: landscaping and fencing repairs and replacement; and all related work as specified and shown on the drawings
Frankfort, KY
RFB-80-12
The project consists of miscellaneous re-pointing of masonry joints, replacing various
damaged concrete lintels, installing expansion joint fillers, cleaning and re-sealing of
window perimeters & cleaning and sealing of masonry walls. Alternate #1 consists of
miscellaneous repairs to EIFS, cleaning and re-sealing of control joints and window
perimeters, re-pointing various masonry joints and cleaning and sealing of EIFS and
masonry.
Louisville, Kentucky
RFB-89-12
8,000 sq. ft. Maintenance Garage facility for the Transportation Cabinet near
Hodgenville, Kentucky. Sitework includes perimeter chain link security fence, erosion
control, rough and finish grading, storm water collection and detention structures and
off-site tie in to local sanitary sewer system. The building structure is pre-engineered
metal with insulated metal wall panels and concealed fastener, standing seam metal
roof. Interior partitions are light gauge metal stud framing with 5/8” GWB each side and
batt insulation. Facilities includes two restrooms and a handicap accessible shower
compartment, plumbing fixtures and accessories. Kitchen area in Crew Room includes
base and wall cabinets and kitchen appliances. Finishes include paint on gypsum
panels, vinyl floor tile, suspended acoustic ceiling tile, and densified ground concrete.
LaRue County, Kentucky
RFB-74-12
This project consists of the complete demolition and removal of the roof at the District
Office Building, District #6 located in Kenton Co., Covington, Ky. and the replacement
with a thermo plastic membrane roof, over tapered insulation, all flashings, drip edges,
anchors and accessories for a water tight system. The building is approximately 10,300
square feet.
Covington, Kentucky
RFB-87-12
This project consists of installing a 175 KW, 208/120 volt, three phase, four wire, wye, emergency standby diesel generator with a 322 gallon base fuel tank and an 600 amp, four pole, automatic transfer switch (ATS) for the Pikeville District Twelve Office located at 109 Loraine Street, Pikeville, Kentucky 41501. The generator and ATS will be provided by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through a Master Agreement with Whayne Power Systems. The contractor will furnish and install a concrete pad for the generator and ATS. The generator and ATS will be delivered FOB to the District Twelve Office. The contract includes unloading and installing the new generator and ATS. The new generator will serve all building loads when utility power is lost. The District Office is served from pole mounted transformers. The underground service will be rearranged at the riser pole to include the ATS. A short duration outage will be used to cutover to the new service arrangement. Coordination with American Electric Power, Whayne Power Systems, and District Twelve Office personnel is required. All work will be preformed outside the District Twelve Office building and in the main electrical/mechanical equipment room. Eighty calendar days will be allowed for the construction. Generator and ATS have been ordered. Experience in the construction of underground and overhead electrical systems is required.
Pikeville, Kentucky
RFB-87-12
This project consists of installing a 175 KW, 208/120 volt, three phase, four wire, wye, emergency standby diesel generator with a 322 gallon base fuel tank and an 600 amp, four pole, automatic transfer switch (ATS) for the Pikeville District Twelve Office located at 109 Loraine Street, Pikeville, Kentucky 41501. The generator and ATS will be provided by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through a Master Agreement with Whayne Power Systems. The contractor will furnish and install a concrete pad for the generator and ATS. The generator and ATS will be delivered FOB to the District Twelve Office. The contract includes unloading and installing the new generator and ATS. The new generator will serve all building loads when utility power is lost. The District Office is served from pole mounted transformers. The underground service will be rearranged at the riser pole to include the ATS. A short duration outage will be used to cutover to the new service arrangement. Coordination with American Electric Power, Whayne Power Systems, and District Twelve Office personnel is required. All work will be preformed outside the District Twelve Office building and in the main electrical/mechanical equipment room. Eighty calendar days will be allowed for the construction. Generator and ATS have been ordered. Experience in the construction of underground and overhead electrical systems is required
Pikeville, Kentucky
RFB-85-12
This project consists of installing a 150 KW, 208/120 volt, three phase, four wire, emergency standby diesel generator with a 284 gallon base fuel tank and an 600 amp, four pole, automatic transfer switch (ATS) for the Jackson District Ten Office located at 473 Highway 15 South, Jackson, Kentucky 41339. The generator and ATS will be provided by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through a Master Agreement with Whayne Power Systems. The contractor will furnish and install a concrete pad for the generator and a separate concrete pad for the ATS. The generator and ATS will be delivered FOB to the District Ten Office. The contract includes unloading and installing the new generator and ATS. The new generator will serve all building loads when utility power is lost. The District Office is served from pole mounted transformers. The underground service will be rearranged at the riser pole to include the ATS. A short duration outage will be used to cutover to the new service arrangement. Coordination with Kentucky Power Company, Whayne Power Systems, and District Ten Office personnel is required. All work will be preformed outside the District Ten Office building and in the main electrical/mechanical equipment room. Eighty calendar days will be allowed for the construction. Generator and ATS have been ordered. Experience in the construction of underground and overhead electrical systems is required
Jackson, Kentucky
RFB-83-12
This project consists of installing a 150 KW, 480/277 volt, three phase, four wire, emergency standby diesel generator with a 284 gallon base fuel tank and a 400 amp, four pole, automatic transfer switch (ATS) for the Somerset District Eight Office located at 1660 South US Hwy 27, Somerset, Kentucky 42502. The generator and ATS will be provided by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through a Master Agreement with Whayne Power Systems. The contractor will furnish and install a concrete pad for the generator and ATS. The generator and ATS will be delivered FOB to the District Eight Office. The contract includes unloading and installing the new generator and ATS. The new generator will serve all building loads when utility power is lost. The existing overhead utility service from pole mounted transformers dips underground before entering the building. The service at the riser pole will be rearranged to include the ATS. A short duration outage will be used to cutover to the new service arrangement. Coordination with Kentucky Utilities, Whayne Power Systems, and District Eight Office personnel is required. All work will be preformed outside the District Eight Office building and in the main electrical/mechanical equipment room. Eighty calendar days will be allowed for the construction. Generator and ATS have been ordered. Experience in the construction of underground electrical systems is required.
Somerset, Kentucky
RFB-79-12
This Work includes the construction of a 2,000 sf office building at 2037 US 421, Manchester, KY 40962. The building is slab-on-grade with wood framed walls, vinyl clad double hung wood windows, R-19 batt insulation, shop-fabricated wood trusses, asphalt shingle roofing, and fiber cement siding. Typical floor finish to be vinyl composition tile, typical wall finish to be painted gypsum board, typical ceiling to be suspended acoustical tiles. Typical ceiling height to be 8’-0″, typical bearing wall to be 10’-1″. The HVAC system is an electric heat pump. The building will accommodate an occupancy of 21 and house the following rooms and functions: a large workroom with kitchenette, four private offices, a small conference room, men’s and women’s restrooms, mechanical room, custodial room, communications room, and reception room. The Work also includes a small asphalt parking area (1 space, accessible). Consult project documents for information regarding connecting to site utilities.
Clay County, Kentucky
RFB-75-12
This project consists of the complete demolition and removal of the roof at the District
Office Building, District #9 located in Fleming Co., Flemingsburg, Ky. and the
replacement with a thermo plastic membrane roof, over tapered insulation, all
flashings, drip edges, anchors and accessories for a water tight system. The building is
approximately 9,200 square feet.
Flemingsburg, Kentucky
RFB-84-12
This project consists of installing a 150 KW, 208/120 volt, three phase, four wire, emergency standby diesel generator with a 284 gallon base fuel tank and an 800 amp, four pole, automatic transfer switch (ATS) for the Flemingsburg District Nine Office located at 822 Elizaville Road, Flemingsburg, Kentucky 41041. The generator and ATS will be provided by the Commonwealth of Kentucky through a Master Agreement with Whayne Power Systems. The contractor will furnish and install a concrete pad for the generator and a separate concrete pad for the ATS. The generator and ATS will be delivered FOB to the District Nine Office. The contract includes unloading and installing the new generator and ATS. The new generator will serve all building loads when utility power is lost. The District Office is served from pole mounted transformers. The underground service will be rearranged at the riser pole to include the ATS. A short duration outage will be used to cutover to the new service arrangement. Coordination with Fleming-Mason Energy RECC, Whayne Power Systems, and District Nine Office personnel is required. All work will be preformed outside the District Nine Office building and in the main electrical/mechanical equipment room. Eighty calendar days will be allowed for the construction. Generator and ATS have been ordered. Experience in the construction of underground electrical systems is required.
Flemingsburg, Kentucky
