LFUCG – Construction of Brannon Road Salt Barn – 58-2019
LFUCG – Construction of Brannon Road Salt Barn – 58-2019
Project Consists of the construction and/or furnishing of items as listed for the Construction of
the Brannon Road Salt Barn project, West Hickman Waste Water Treatment Plant, 645 W.
Hickman Plant Road, Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356
Estimate:
$598,596.25
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 150 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The site consists of two adjacent tracts of land with houses owned by members of the Newsome/Patton family and is located on Shop Branch Road in Floyd County, KY at coordinates N 37° 31′ 14.51″, W 82° 44′ 50.95″. The ground around the houses has begun to slide, causing cracks and gaps in the walls of the homes, settling of soil, and other issues. Two previous retaining walls have been built in front of the houses to address these issues, but the ground continues to pull away and create problems for the home owners.
To address these concerns, a new 232’ long, 10’ high pile and lagging wall located northwest of the residences, on the west side of Shop Branch Road, will be constructed. The piles for these walls will be driven 10’ into competent rock to ensure stability. Six 3″ pilot holes will be drilled in the area where the new wall will be constructed to confirm/determine rock depths, and steel piles will be ordered at that time. A 60’ long rock ditch will be constructed to control drainage from the new wall subdrain and will outlet into existing drainage features surrounding the railroad tracks. Also, the area in front of the Michelle Patton (daughter of Linville Newsome) residence will be covered with class II stone and filter fabric to drain water away from the house, and a hole that has developed in the yard will be filled with rock. A section of pipe running across Shop Branch Road between the two existing walls may need to be replaced with 18″ reinforced concrete pipe. The total project limits for this project encompass 1.8 acres.
Material excavated for the walls will be taken to a waste area location in Floyd County, 2.9 miles from the project area, used by other KY AML projects. The coordinates for this waste area are N 37° 29′ 16″, W 82° 45′ 36″.
A 0.4 acre potential tree removal area is shown on the plans.
Estimate:
$184,485.00 Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 75 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The Ivan McKinney Slide AML Reclamation Project, approximately 2.4 acres, consists of the stabilization of a slope and the installation of drainage controls at one site near the community
of Watergap. The site is located on Hammons Road, in the Harold Quadrangle, at 37° 37’ 24″ N,82° 44’ 52″ W. To reach the site from Prestonsburg Field Office, turn right onto South Lake Drive (KY 1428) and travel 0.2 mile and turn right onto KY 302/Watergap Road. Travel 2.6 miles and continue straight as the road turns into KY 80. Follow KY 80 for 1.8 miles and turn left onto Hammons Road. Travel 0.2 mile and turn left onto a gravel road. Travel 0.1 mile and the residence will be on the right at 153 Hammons Road.
Reclamation activities include the installation of an approximately 120 LF non-reinforced concrete wall behind the McKinney residence. Subdrain and rock backfill will be placed behind
the wall. Approximately 200 LF of combination subdrain will be installed to control the drainage behind the wall to a culvert. As the subdrain daylights out it will transition to a “V” ditch. A headwall will be placed at the outlet end of the culvert. A wall constructed during the Branham Branch Landslide OSM Emergency Project, KY-90-048, along the road in front of the McKinney site will also be repaired by replacing the existing wooden lagging with concrete lagging panels.
Excess waste material generated during construction will be transported to a nearby waste area located near the entrance to Hammons Road, off of KY 80, at 37° 37’ 32″ N, 82° 44’ 59″ W.
The waste area is void of trees 3″ in diameter or more at breast height and the area has been previously disturbed by road construction, utility installation, and/or house seat development.
The project site has previously been disturbed by coal mining operations, house seat development, residential activities, utility installation, and/or road construction. There exists a waterline in the vicinity of the waste area and coordination with the water company is needed. There is also a gas line adjacent that should be avoided.
Construction disturbances will be kept to a minimum as needed. The erosion control program includes straw bales and silt fence. Prior to beginning of construction silt control measures will be installed. All areas disturbed by construction activities are to be revegetated in accordance with regional, regulatory, and project standards, using agricultural limestone, fertilizer, seed and mulch, as needed. It is not anticipated that trees measuring 3″ in diameter at breast height or more will be removed.
Johnson County Board of Education – Johnson County Security Upgrades
Johnson County Board of Education – Johnson County Security Upgrades
Projects may be bid as follows:
1. Bid Package A: Johnson County Security Upgrades, SCB Project NO. 1858 2. Bid Package B: Johnson County Area Technology Center, SCB Project NO. 1789
3. Bid Package C: Combination Bid Package for both projects listed above
The scope of the projects is to eliminate existing old main electrical service disconnects and reconfigure the incoming utility service to an alternate disconnect. The projects also provide for the demolition of existing equipment no longer in service, existing code violations, rerouting of existing domestic water lines located over existing electrical gear and refeed certain existing equipment from an existing electrical service distribution panel.
Green River Valley Water District – Contract 1 – Water Treatment Plant Expansion
Green River Valley Water District – Contract 1 – Water Treatment Plant Expansion
This project consists of one (1) contract. Contract 1 consists of
expanding the existing water treatment plant from 6 million gallons per day (MGD)
rated capacity to 8 MGD. Project will consist of renovating an existing water intake
structure and constructing a new raw water pump station, new cyclonic grit
separator, two new flocculation basins, two new sedimentation basins, two new
dual media filters, a new 1.45 million gallon concrete clearwell, new treatment plant
and distribution system supervisory control and data acquisition system (SCADA),
and all necessary appurtenances to provide a complete and operating facility.
The scope of the projects is to eliminate existing old main electrical service disconnects and reconfigure the incoming utility service to an alternate disconnect. The projects also provide for the demolition of existing equipment no longer in service, existing code violations, rerouting of existing domestic water lines located over existing electrical gear and refeed certain existing equipment from an existing electrical service distribution panel.
Project includes the removal of two gas fired boilers, two circulation pumps and accessories, piping, electrical and controls. Project includes the installation of two new pumps, two boilers with venting, circulation pumps, associated piping and accessories, electrical connections and controls. Project includes programming of existing BAS system to accept new equipment and functions.
Greenup County Board of Education – Greenup County High School Baseball Field Lighting Replacement
Greenup County Board of Education – Greenup County High School Baseball Field Lighting Replacement
This project consists of the removal of existing wooden pole athletic lighting and
replacement with new steel pole, LED lighting, 6-poles. Replacement of existing electrical branch
panel to facilitate new lighting system is also included.
Please note: Addendum 01 has changed the bid date.
This project includes construction of approximately 10,000 feet of new asphalt pedestrian
trail, 2,100 feet of new concrete sidewalk, lighting, landscaping, retaining walls and all other
items necessary for construction of a complete project
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Runnels Branch AML WSP Contract 30
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Runnels Branch AML WSP Contract 30
Contract 30: Tie in to existing 12″ DI at the intersection of KY RT 160 and KY RT 582 along Carr Fork and construct approximately 5,000 LF of 6″ HDPE waterline north to Runnels Branch. A 6″ HDPE line will be
constructed in Runnels Branch approximately 1,800 LF. The remaining service area will include approximately
5,100 LF of 3″ HDPE waterline continuing up the Left Fork of Runnels Branch, Rooster Lane and Wagon Lane.
The Contractor shall furnish all materials, equipment and labor necessary to complete the construction of the
waterlines, appurtenances and reclamation
City of Corbin Utilities Commission – Pump Station No. 5 Replacement
City of Corbin Utilities Commission – Pump Station No. 5 Replacement
Project will consist of construction of Pump Station No. 5 Replacement.
The Corbin City Utilities Commission is requiring all prospective bidders to be pre-qualified to bid this
project. Pre-qualification requirements only apply to General Contractors. Pre-qualification requirements and
forms can be obtained at the following address:
Corbin City Utilities Commission
1515 Cumberland Falls Highway
Corbin, KY 40701
(606) 528-4026
(606) 528-4848 FAX
The project involves installing new fence at the Appalachain Challenge Academy in Harlan, Ky. The existing fence around the rear of the building will remain in place and receive three strands of barbwire. The fence on the creek side will be a black coated aluminum seven foot chainlink fence with three strands of barbwire. The front fence will be an aluminum decorative eight foot black fence with an electric operated twenty foot wide sliding gate and a single eight foot walkthrough gate. The fence to the railroad side will be galvanized seven foot chainlink with three strands of barbwire, The existing six foot fence along the railroad will be removed and turned over to the facility.
Hancock County Airport – Runway Extension and Road Relocation
Hancock County Airport – Runway Extension and Road Relocation
Project consists of furnishing all labor, materials and equipment and performing all work
necessary for Runway Extension and Road Relocation Project at the Hancock County Airport
LaRue County High School – Phase 1 – Gymnasium Addition, Greenhouse and Football Stadium
LaRue County High School – Phase 1 – Gymnasium Addition, Greenhouse and Football Stadium
The project consists of new restrooms and concessions for a future
Phase 2 Gymnasium, new greenhouse and headhouse, demolition of the existing football
stadium and press box, new football stadium and press box, and generator and intercom
replacement at the high school.