RFB-222-21 Adkins-Baker-Belcher-Stewart Paving AML
RFB-222-21 Adkins-Baker-Belcher-Stewart Paving AML
Estimate:
$ 82,875.00
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 30 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The Adkins-Baker-Belcher-Stewart Paving project contains four separate sites where paving work is to be done. All four are previous AML project sites, and each has an area where pavement has been left in poor condition.
The Tammy Adkins site is located in Floyd County, Kentucky at coordinates 37° 24’ 23.721″ N, 82° 38’ 38.274″ W. There is approximately 0.1 miles of pavement starting at the Adkins residence and heading north on Rolling Stone Branch that will be re-done completely. Additionally, the next approximately 0.2 miles of Rolling Stone Branch Road until its intersection with KY-3380 will be patched where needed as directed by the Engineer. This total area is estimated to require 165 tons of pavement.
The other three project sites are located in Pike County, Kentucky, and the areas to be paved are specified in the plan documents. The Donna Baker site is located at coordinates 37° 26’ 56.223″ N, 82° 28’ 44.773″ W and is estimated to require 30 tons of pavement. The Deborah Belcher site is located at coordinates 37° 16’ 29.33″ N, 82° 26’ 42.06″ W and is estimated to require 30 tons of pavement. The Johnny Stewart site is located at coordinates 37° 17’ 55.385″ N, 82° 19’ 52.123″ W and is estimated to require 250 tons of pavement.
Somerset Water Department – Oak Hill One Million Gallon Prestressed Concrete Water Storage Tank
Somerset Water Department – Oak Hill One Million Gallon Prestressed Concrete Water Storage Tank
The work to be bid is described as follows:
CONTRACT 397-19-02
Oak Hill One Million Gallon Prestressed Concrete Storage Tank—Perform
work at the Oak Hill Tank site to construct a one million gallon, prestressed concrete
tank including foundation excavation, coating tank exterior, installing a mixing
system, tie-in water lines, sitework, fencing, and tank logos.
Somerset Water Department – Oak Hill and Valley Oak Booster Pump Stations and Water Treatment Plant
Somerset Water Department – Oak Hill and Valley Oak Booster Pump Stations and Water Treatment Plant
The work to be bid is described as follows:
CONTRACT 397-19-01
Oak Hill and Valley Oak Booster Pump Stations and Water Treatment Plant
HSPS Improvements—The Project consists of constructing a new booster pump
station near the Oak Hill storage tank capable of providing 3 mgd normal operating
flow and 5 mgd peak flow, constructing a new 1,000 gpm booster pump station
feeding the existing Sugar Hill Tank and Valley Oak Industrial Park, installation of
variable frequency drive controllers on the existing high service pump station pumps,
installation of a new surge relief valve at the high service pump station, and all
associated appurtenances, sitework, and telemetry.
CCK-2549-21 Anthropology Building – Collections Area HVAC Upgrades
CCK-2549-21 Anthropology Building – Collections Area HVAC Upgrades
THIS PROJECT IMPROVES THE EXISTING ANTHROPOLOGY COLLECTIONS AREA BY
INCREASING THE PERIMETER WALL AND CEILING INSULATION AND INSTALLING A
NEW DEDICATED HVAC SYSTEM. (ALT.1) INSTALL ELECTRICAL UPGRADES TO
SUPPORT SECURITY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS (BY OTHERS).
This invitation is for brick and masonry repair at Burnam Hall as specified in the following bid at Eastern Kentucky
University’s Richmond Campus. The work includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and services necessary for
the complete repair including all items and requirements.
Brick and Masonry repair services at the University’s Burnam Hall Bldg. to prevent water from entering into the
building from failed brick and Masonry joints.
Estimate:
$574,649.00
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + October 31, 2021 (Final Completion)
The Division of Abandoned Mine Lands wishes to receive bids to perform reclamation work on approximately 39.21 acres of mine land in Knott County, Kentucky. The work will consist of earthwork, ditch work, pond removal and revegetation of one bond forfeiture permit.
EKU is seeking qualified contractors for preventative maintenance to a campus parking structure. The work includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and services
necessary for the complete maintenance including resealing and striping.
The work consists of iInstallling approximately 322 lf of new heavy duty (HD) security fence. The new fence design consists of but not limited to: a continuous ten (10) foot tall, security chain link fence with a continuous bottom rail, intermediate rail and top rail. The top of the fence shall have an additional two (2) foot tall “Y” strut support system for one (1) roll of twenty four (24) inch diameter continuous stainless steel razor ribbon wire supported by barbed wire and stainless steel hog rings. The foundation for the corner and intermediate fence posts shall be drilled concrete piers. Also, a continuous concrete rat wall shall be designed in between the piers. All mesh fabric shall be embedded into the rat wall. One (1) 4’-0″ personnel & one (1) 21′-0″ (net clear) sliding cantilever vehicular gate shall be incorporated into the design.
The project involves site preparation and the construction of a single-story, 1028 square-foot pole barn building consisting of a slab-on-grade, structural wood framing with metal siding at the KCTCS Hazard Campus. The proposed site is located near the corner of Jefferson Avenue and College Avenue, and at the north end of an existing asphalt parking lot. The approximate latitude and longitude of the proposed site is 37°33’16″ N and 83°22’57″ W, respectively. Site preparation for the proposed building will involve the demolition of approximately 1,370 square feet of existing asphalt paved parking lot, minor embankment construction to support the slab-on-grade structure, and the installation of approximately 42-feet of polymer concrete trench drain, polymer concrete catch basin, and 30-feet of outlet piping. The 36’ 5-1/2″ by 28’-2″ pole barn structure will be supported on 24-inch diameter concrete piers and will include three overhead doors and one man-door.
City of New Albany – Daisy Lane Widening for Westbound Left Turn Lane at State Street Intersection & State Street Signing
City of New Albany – Daisy Lane Widening for Westbound Left Turn Lane at State Street Intersection & State Street Signing
This project consists of the widening of an approximately 342 feet long segment of West
Daisy Lane that includes surface milling, HMA resurfacing, roadway widening, concrete curb
and gutter, concrete sidewalk, concrete curb ramps, traffic signal modernization,
thermoplastic pavement markings, and all other items shown on the plans and mentioned in
the specifications for a complete project.
Marion County Fiscal Court – Mill Dam Road Slide Repairs
Marion County Fiscal Court – Mill Dam Road Slide Repairs
The scope of the work is for the slide repairs of Mill Dam Road in Marion County,
KY. This work includes roadway excavation, rock fill, and traffic bound base for 2
sites on Mill Dam Road.
CCK-2548-21 Window Replacement – Peterson Service Building
CCK-2548-21 Window Replacement – Peterson Service Building
This project has been canceled
REPLACEMENT WINDOW PROJECT FOR THE PETERSON SESRVICE BUILDING. PROJECT
INCLUDES THE SOUTH AND WEST ELEVATIONS AND TWO ADD ALTERNATES FOR EACH THE
EAST AND THE NORTH ELEVATIONS.
The City of Versailles (“Versailles” or “the City”) is accepting
proposals (“Proposals”) to enter into a public-private partnership
(“P3”) agreement (“P3 Agreement”) to revitalize the downtown
Versailles experience (the “Project”). The scope of the Project
includes the following components: (1) refurbish a historic building
from a police station into a restaurant and bar, tourism center, and
office space, (2) building an outdoor performance venue and event
space, (3) building a water feature that incorporates the site’s
bourbon history, (4) connecting the Project Site with downtown
Versailles, Big Spring Park, and the surrounding neighborhoods,
(5) improving the downtown infrastructure, and (6) any other
innovative ideas for revitalizing downtown Versailles with a tourism
and community focus.
The City is accepting multiple types of Proposals, to include (a)
Designing and Building the Project components (“Design-Build
Proposals”), (b) Financing the Project (“Financing Proposals”), (c)
Operating any or all of the components (“Operations Proposals”),
and (d) Maintaining any or all of the components (“Maintenance
Proposals”). Respondents (“Respondents” or “Private Partners”)
may submit multiple types of Proposals and alternative Proposals.
Frankfort Independent Board of Education – F.D. Wilkinson Gymnasium Sound System
Frankfort Independent Board of Education – F.D. Wilkinson Gymnasium Sound System
Project consists of furnishing all labor and materials to
complete the SOUND SYSTEM PACKAGE (ONLY) for the F. D. WILKINSON GYMNASIUM
RENOVATIONS AND REPAIRS located at 315 EWING STREET, FRANKFORT, KY 40601
This project consists of the replacement of the Nurse Call, Access Control and Patient Monitoring System at the Western Kentucky KDVA facilities within the State. The contractor will be responsible for the demolition of the existing systems within the facilities. The contractor will be responsible for providing a complete and operable system for the facilities including but not limited to new raceways, low voltage conductors and 120V power circuits.
Door hardware modifications will be made at each facility to facilitate the installation of new Access Control Devices and new doors and hardware in the maintenance area. Patching and painting of wall will be required in areas of the building where new devices are added or existing devices are removed and not replaced. Owner training will be provided during construction and at the completion of the construction based on phasing and completion of the individual phases.
The project is (1) new 2,160 square foot maintenance shed for maintenance and equipment storage located in Harlan County. The construction is a wood pole barn style with metal siding.
Estimate:
$283,850.00
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 90 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The project consists of a slide that has undercut 400 linear feet of rail line that is part of the Big South Fork Scenic Railway; this section of track is currently unusable and has negatively affected the rail way tour operated by the McCreary County Heritage Foundation Inc. This slide is located in McCreary County, approximately 3.7 miles southwest of the community of Stearns KY. The coordinates to the slide area are 36°40’53.00″ N 84°32’22.56″W.
Existing Track & Rail and Ballast will be removed to facilitate rail steel installation. Slide abatement as planned, calls for installation of Rail Steel 130 LB/YD. Two rows, 3 foot on center for each row. Silt fence will installed for silt control. No. 4 Stone Ballast shall be supplied, and installed up to approximately 5-inch lift. Revegetation is setup to revegetate all disturbed area.
