Taylor County Board Of Education – Taylor County Broadway Campus Roof Repair/ Replacement Project
Taylor County Board Of Education – Taylor County Broadway Campus Roof Repair/ Replacement Project
Scope includes restoration of the roofs on both buildings noted
above. Scope includes some locations of removal of existing wet insulation,
replacement with new insulation. Removal of existing ballast from EPDM roofing, patch,
repair and installation of a foam roof over the existing roof membrane. Unit pricing will
be utilized to aid in found conditions that have tectum decking damaged beyond repair.
There are multiple types of existing roofing on these buildings and some areas have no
work while some are to be restored.
The Project is located in Ravenna, KY. The Project entails clean-up of NON-TENORM and TENORM impacted media (waste materials, soils, sludges) at the site. The media has been contaminated via historic oil and/or gas development on the property.
Previous investigations at the site have determined that environmental media is contaminated with various VOCs, metals, and Radium. These constituents have been detected in on-site waste materials, soils, and sludges.
The waste materials, soils, and sludges will be removed for off-site disposal. All removals will be accomplished as specified. Following clean-up activities, the soil ground surfaces will be restored to match original grade and the area will be vegetated.
Lewis County Public Library – Building Demolition Project
Lewis County Public Library – Building Demolition Project
• Building Demolition
• Concrete Pavement Demolition
• Site Utilities Demolition
• See Demolition Survey for Asbestos and Hazardous Materials by Air
Source Technology, Inc.
Western Kentucky University – WKU-10467 Cherry Hall Renovation Bid Package #7
Western Kentucky University – WKU-10467 Cherry Hall Renovation Bid Package #7
Cherry Hall is located on the top of the hill at WKU at 1906 College Heights Blvd. The project includes complete interior demolition, structural modification, and renovation to create modern classrooms, student collaboration spaces, a new 3-story interior atrium, and faculty offices. New fire protection, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical systems will be provided as part of the renovation. Building enclosure modifications and upgrades will also be completed including a new entrance at the rear of the building (Hilltop side), roofing replacement, window replacement, masonry restoration & cleaning, and foundation waterproofing replacement. The courtyard will be reconfigured to provide new outdoor spaces. New landscaping will be provided throughout the perimeter of the building. Although the project includes many new features, care will be taken to preserve, reuse, and maintain historical components of the building including the marble staircases, the marble paneling, base, & trim, and the patinated, copper dome.
Project scope entails the furnishing and startup of dedicated outdoor air units and fan coil units to serve 21 individual Patient and Administration Wings/Floors at Western State Hospital. These wings are located within Buildings 55, 56, 57, and 58. Project furnished outdoor air units and fan coil units shall be installed by others in a multi-phase approach. Inspection and factory startup of project furnished outdoor air units and fan coil units shall be provided in this project. This on-site inspection and startup of project furnished equipment shall be performed by a manufacturer’s representative and shall occur after others have installed the project furnished units and other owner furnished materials such as ductwork, piping, grilles and diffusers, etc.. Controls furnished with project furnished equipment shall be integrated into the building management system by others. Proper storage of all projects furnished equipment is required from the equipment delivery date to the installation date. All project buildings/areas are located within a secure, acute care adult psychiatric facility.
Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant – HVAC System Replacement at Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant
Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant – HVAC System Replacement at Pirtle Spring Water Treatment Plant
Replace five (5) WSHP HVAC, Installation of 5 smart thermostats compatible with the new HVAC systems, Installation of all electrical panels, conduits, wires, disconnects, breakers, etc. to
provide five (5) fully operational HVAC units, Modify, replace, or reconnect ductwork as required, Cleaning of all condensation drains.
This is phase two of a multiple phase project. Scope includes new domestic water line and fire suppression line services to all facilities throughout the Oakwood campus. Also, included are sanitary sewer system repairs and cure in place pipe lining (CIPP) of existing infrastructure as well as storm sewer and erosion control improvements.
Community Crossings Retirement Village – Early Site Package TCCI 26-007
Community Crossings Retirement Village – Early Site Package TCCI 26-007
The Community Crossings Retirement Village – Early Site Package will be for the earthwork and storm drainage
portion of the project. The new construction scope of the project will be bid separately.
The goal of this project is to re-cover the existing 2-ply modified bitumen asphalt roof with new cover board and a new 2-ply modified bitumen asphalt roof system. The existing roof will have wrinkles removed prior to the new gypsum roof cover board and roofing. All new prefinished metal coping caps, Scuppers, Downspouts, metal roof splashes, flashings, accessories, and terminations are included.
Martin County Water District – 40 East Water Improvement Project
Martin County Water District – 40 East Water Improvement Project
Furnish and install approximately 4,485 linear feet of 3/4-inch polyethylene and
130 linear feet of 3/4-inch copper service pipe. Reconnect 45 existing meters.
CCK-0PT-1-26 UK Parking & Transportation Parking Lots Restriping
CCK-0PT-1-26 UK Parking & Transportation Parking Lots Restriping
The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision required to complete the
following:
• Surface Preparation: Clean all designated lots by sweeping, blowing debris, and cleaning
cracks. Treat oil spots, remove debris, and power wash as needed prior to sealing.
• Crack Sealing: Apply sealant to cracks wider than a ¼ inch, allowing for proper
curing time before striping.
• Seal Coating: Apply two coats of high-quality asphalt emulsion seal coating over designated
driving aisles and parking stalls.
• Curbs and Wheel Stops: Paint concrete curbs for traffic management (e.g., yellow for no
parking, blue for ADA).
• Restriping:
o Layout: All striping shall match existing layouts unless otherwise directed.
o Stall Lines: Paint parking stall lines, directional arrows, and fire lanes using
reflective traffic paint (white or yellow as required).
o ADA Spaces: Repaint and update handicap parking stalls, access aisles, and
symbols to meet all federal ADA Standards for Accessible Design.
KD-3425.X-1-26 Improve Medical Facility 1 King’s Daughters Medical Center
KD-3425.X-1-26 Improve Medical Facility 1 King’s Daughters Medical Center
The requirements for the preparation of design and construction documents and estimates for six
(6) projects for the expansion of the existing UK King’s Daughters Main Hospital campus in
Ashland, Kentucky.
Project Description: Shauntee Hall is a two-story classroom building, originally built in 1971. The current renovation aims to comprehensively overhaul the building to enhance its mechanical, electrical, plumbing systems, overall functionality, aesthetics and make it fully accessible. The minimal exterior envelope work will be completed including existing brick veneer is to be tuck pointed, new aluminum storefront windows in some locations, repair/replacement of roof trim flashing to minimize water damage. Construction will occur in two Phases.
Phase 1 scope includes:
renovation of (1) existing lab space within an existing unoccupied building. This work is considered Phase 1 of a 2 Phase work scope. The area of the existing lab space is 1,756 sf. The work scope includes site work including new sidewalk and concrete pad, relocation of existing exterior HVAC unit and new louvered screen wall. Interior renovation including new exterior overhead coiling door and man door and associated steel framing,. Phase 1 scope will also include unloading and placement of owner provided equipment, new electrical work to provide power from mechanical room to new CNC lab, installation of new Unistrut system for equipment power and air supply, and the installation of new ADA temporary luxury restrooms including walkway connector structure, power to the restrooms and lighting for the covered walkway.
Phase 2 scope includes:
both interior and exterior work scope from the Architectural standpoint.
Exterior
Cleaning and tuckpointing exterior brick veneer, removing and replacing the windows at the 1st floor offices and the clerestory story windows on the second floor. There is minimal repair/replacement of roof edge trim to create a watertight enclosure as well as removal and replacement of a couple of downspouts.
A new louvered screening fence will be installed around the (5) condensing units located near the front entry of Shauntee Hall. To create an ADA accessible entrance the concrete sidewalk under the existing covered entry will be raised to align with the 1st floor elevation. The new concrete sidewalk will align to this elevation, which will drain away from the building.
The existing exterior louvers that service the abandoned vacuum system in the existing mechanical room will be cleaned, repair/replaced to create a watertight enclosure.
Interior
1st Floor
Since the building is not sprinkled, we will create 1 hour rated corridors to meet code. The general layout of the existing facility remains the same with one existing corridor wall on the 1st being removed and replaced with an angled wall with fire rated glazing to allow for visibility into the new Makers Space. The restrooms will be renovated with new finishes, fixtures, and accessories. Several of the existing fixtures are being removed and relocated. New finishes will be provided for the entire 1st floor.
2nd floor
The existing windows located in the corridor with “views” into the 1st floor classrooms will be removed and infilled with a fire rated wall which will have decorative treatment on the corridor side. The classrooms and storage areas have been reconfigured to allow for a student gathering area, restrooms, and storage rooms. The operable partition is being removed and a new wall installed in its place. A new operable partition is being added on the opposite end of the building. This location allows for 2 means of egress from the spaces when the operable partition is open. All new finishes and acoustical treatments to occur through both floors.
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Boxley – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Boxley – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
CONTRACT 562-26-05
All necessary earthwork, labor, materials, and equipment for the repair of the
watershed lake dam, including approximately 0.62 acres of tree removal, burrow and
turf repair across the dam surface, riprap installation, CCTV inspection, and all
appurtenances as depicted in the Drawings.
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Tandy – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Tandy – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
All necessary earthwork, labor, materials, and equipment for the repair of the
watershed lake dam, including approximately 0.50 acres of tree removal, burrow and
turf repair across the dam surface, riprap installation, CCTV inspection, and all
appurtenances as depicted in the Drawings.
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Blythe – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Blythe – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
CONTRACT 562-26-04
All necessary earthwork, labor, materials, and equipment for the repair of the
watershed lake dam, including approximately 0.22 acres of tree removal, burrow and
turf repair across the dam surface, riprap installation, CCTV inspection, and all
appurtenances as depicted in the Drawings.
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Morris – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
Hopkinsville Surface and Stormwater Utility – Lake Morris – Watershed Lake Dam Repairs
All necessary earthwork, labor, materials, and equipment for the repair of the
watershed lake dam, including approximately 0.50 acres of tree removal, burrow and
turf repair across the dam surface, riprap installation, CCTV inspection, and all
appurtenances as depicted in the Drawings.
Renovation of approximately 7200 SF of existing fitness center. This renovation includes refinishing existing restrooms, exercise equipment area, and exercise studio.
Paducah-McCracken County Joint Sewer Agency – 2026 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
Paducah-McCracken County Joint Sewer Agency – 2026 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
The Work is located in multiple locations around McCracken County, KY. The Work consists of
the procurement and installation of all materials and equipment for the installation of
approximately 13,000 linear feet of 4”-24” cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) sewer lining, along with
CIPP service connections, sewer connection replacements, and service reinstatements,
together with all related work as specified and shown on the Drawings.
The project consists of roof replacement at the Big Sandy (Paintsville) Community Technical College Mayo Campus, including Buildings C, D, and F, totaling approximately 52,500 square feet. Work includes complete removal of existing roofing systems down to the structural deck and installation of new fully adhered roofing assemblies over existing concrete or steel deck substrates. The intent is to provide a continuous, watertight insulating roofing system meeting current codes and industry standards. Work includes replacement of insulation, flashings, curbs, and drainage components, with modifications to drainage systems as required to promote positive flow. Scope also includes removal of abandoned roof elements and coordination with rooftop equipment. The roofing contractor shall coordinate all work with a concurrent HVAC upgrades project under separate contract, including scheduling, sequencing, staging, and site access.An alternate is included for roof replacement at Building A, approximately 11,250 square feet. Work generally mirrors the base bid scope and includes replacement of the existing roof ladder with a new OSHA-compliant exterior ladder with safety cage.