This project includes but is not limited to the demolition and refurbishment of the specified portions of two vehicular sallyport gates and associated concrete matching, steel repair, painting, electrical, etc located at Northpoint Training Facility, Northpoint Training Center, 710 Walter Reed Rd, Burgin, KY, 40310.
The Security Control Board shall be replaced with a new mouse based system with a 32″ display monitor and a push to talk desk top microphone at the Lincoln Village Regional Juvenile Justice Center Building, located at 820 New Glendale Road in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The system will comply with all manufacturers’ requirements and shall report all events and digitally store them on the CPU’s internal hard drive, which will be fed from a local UPS Battery Backup with 30 minutes at 100% load. A redundant backup CPU shall be provided and stored on site with all necessary hardware and software. The Control Board is a critically important system and the contractor who wins the bid must provide 24 hour emergency response and be on-site with qualified personnel within 2 hours of an emergency call. Existing Door Locks, Door Switches, Scream Alarm Cell Speakers, Pages, Intercoms, Cell Lights, Cell Receptacles and Wiring shall be reused and connected into the new Control Board. All existing functions such as emergency overrides and group release shall be maintained and connected by the new Control Board.
1646-16 Student Center Renovation and Expansion – Re-Bid Trade Category TC02-19A – Elevators A,C,D,G & H
1646-16 Student Center Renovation and Expansion – Re-Bid Trade Category TC02-19A – Elevators A,C,D,G & H
Separate bids for this project shall be submitted for the following contracts. Bids will only be accepted for individual Trade Categories.
TRADE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
TC02-02A CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS
TC02-02B CONCRETE FLATWORK
TC02-04 STRUCTURAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STEEL
TC02-19A ELEVATORS A, C, D, G and H
TC02-19B ELEVATORS B, E and F
The building package contractor shall be responsible for all work as required to complete the project with the exception of the food service equipment that is a separate bid package. The Project consists of a new 13,200 pre-engineered metal building to house the Temporary Dining Facility and is to be built on an existing parking lot adjacent to Lappin Hall near the center of the Morehead State University campus. Site work is limited in scope with demolition of existing asphalt for concrete foundations and installation of limited concrete walks, steps, handrails, etc. The Temporary Dining Facility building will be a pre-engineered metal building shell with Aramark and other food venues within the space. The metal building fit-up consists of metal stud and drywall walls and finishes required by each food venue. Finishes include exposed concrete and painted gypsum wall with partial stainless steel wall wainscot in food prep kitchens. Food service venues have plastic laminate casework with plastic laminate countertops. The fully sprinklered building has packaged HVAC outside units, several range hoods with make-up air units, plumbing and electrical included for each food venue area and main food preparation areas. Food service equipment is being supplied and set in place by a separate food service equipment package under separate bid. Equipment connections and associated utilities are required under this project.
Provide a complete turn-key overhaul for Chiller #1 to replace worn materials, restore compressor performance, replace purge pump and provide better reliability and additional service life. Include comprehensive field start-up.
Lawrence County High School Football and Track Drainage Renovation
Lawrence County High School Football and Track Drainage Renovation
Project Description:
Lawrence County Board of Education will receive bids to furnish all labor and materials to complete the: Lawrence County High School Football and Track Drainage Renovation
The following bids are requested:
5 GENERAL TRADES
6 MASONRY
7 STRUCTURAL STEEL
8 ALUMINUM STOREFRONT AND WINDOWS
9 GYP BOARD AND ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS
10 ROOFING
11 TILE
12 WOOD GYM FLOORING
13 VCT/CARPET
14 PAINTING
15 BLEACHERS
16 ELEVATOR
17 CONCRETE SUPPLY ONLY FULL CONSTRUCTION PKG
18 FIRE PROTECTION
19 MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING
20 ELECTRICAL
21 PAVING
This project involves the construction of approximately 414 linear feet of Storm Sewer and related drop boxes, manholes, and headwall. Project site is located at Bluegrass Station in Avon, Fayette County, Kentucky.
The food service contractor shall furnish and install all new food service equipment and shall move the existing equipment from the Adron Doran University Center to the temporary dining facility and install the existing equipment. Project includes the food service equipment for Temporary Dining Facility at Morehead State University (Separate Bid). Includes food service equipment indicated on Food Service Drawings, Chick-Fil-A Drawings and Specifications.
The project is located on the Williamson quadrangle in Pike County. It can be found along KY 292 west of South Williamson, Ky. N 37° 40’ 27.59”, W 82°17’ 47.04”. A small active slide was worked as a small purchase this past winter behind the Bannister residence. Since this original work, additional material has broken loose and continues to unravel and fall against the house below. After the heavy rains this past spring and early summer, a new scarp has developed at the bench line behind the residence. This scarp stretches nearly the length of the house. Monitoring of this scarp indicates active movement of the material behind the house. Reclamation efforts include the construction of a non-reinforced concrete wall to hold the material in place. Ditches and subdrains will be installed to control groundwater and runoff. Various items such as dense graded aggregate, and bituminous have been added for access and repairs to damage due to reclamation efforts. Waste will be taken to a bond forfeited site in Money Branch. Silt will be controlled during all phases of reclamation to minimize silt leaving the reclamation area. All disturbed areas will be vegetated using lime, fertilizer, residential seed, and mulch. For continued description, see Special Conditions.
Bluegrass Crossings Old Liberty Church Road Extension
Bluegrass Crossings Old Liberty Church Road Extension
Project Description:
The work consists of grade and drain for an industrial access road extension including the installation of a pre-cast 3 sided box culvert. The work is bid in 2 phases, but the Owner may choose to award both phases as a single contract.
This project involves the furnishing and installation of a complete and fully operational Video Surveillance and Visitation Management Security System, consisting of Server based PoE IP cameras, software and other items as required, for the Kentucky State Capitol Campus located at 700 Capital Ave in Frankfort, Kentucky. Project also includes the renovation/addition of a new Security Observation Suite located in the Capitol Annex basement with a new dedicated HVAC system.
Project Description:
Consisting of the construction and/or furnishing of items as listed in the Bid Schedule included in Part III, Form of Proposal, of this document, plus incidentals necessary to complete the work.
The Gainesway Trail Project is a shared-use greenway trail that will connect several schools, a park and through the park, a former retail center which houses a daycare and other social services offices.
The trail begins at Tates Creek Elementary, Middle and High Schools and travel south through Gaineway Park utilizing as much of the new paved asphalt trail as is feasible. In some sections within the park, some older and failing sections of existing concrete sidewalk will be replaced with new paved trail.
The scope of construction involves the removal of existing concrete walk, curb and gutter and construction of new site amenities and utilities. Included improvements are sidewalks and storm drainage.
2396.0 Student Center Renovation & Expansion – BP 3 Building Construction
2396.0 Student Center Renovation & Expansion – BP 3 Building Construction
Project Description:
The Student Center Renovation and Expansion project is a new low rise multi-purpose building addition to the existing 1938 Student Union building that also incorporates the existing 1924 Alumni Gym into its footprint located on the Avenue of Champions at South Limestone Street. Including the 1938 and 1924 building floor areas of approximately 100,000 square feet, the completed building will consist of an approximate total floor area of 378,000 square feet.
The Work of this project consists of site preparation with the complete removal of the existing 1963, 1982 and 2008 additions to the 1938 Student Union Building, including hazardous materials abatement, the relocation and reworking of site utilities; new construction of reinforced concrete foundations of footings and piers, grade beams and foundation walls, upon which will support structural steel framing with composite floor decks above grade and at-grade slabs on grade; exterior insulated brick masonry veneer, metal cladding, glazed curtain wall fenestration and roofing on metal decking containing clerestory and sky-lighting features which make up the building envelope; interiors consisting of gypsum and glazed walls, gypsum and acoustical ceilings and other advanced and well-appointed interior finishes that complete this technologically advanced and secure facility that provides the essential needs of all University of Kentucky students, faculty and staff. Efficient and sustainable heating, cooling, lighting and communications systems are incorporated for safety, security, comfort, energy conservation, and ease of operation.
Bid Package 03 – Building Construction
Trade Categories: TC03-01 through TC03-30, exclusive of TC-02, TC-18, TC19, TC-21, TC-27, TC-28 and TC-29.
(Refer to the following for Trade Categories (TC) Identity and Descriptors included in this Bid Package 03)
In general, Bid Package 03 includes all of the necessary and required work items and activity needed to complete the construction of the Project’s buildings including the new construction and renovations. The Work of Bid Package 03 is to include the Project’s roofing, building enclosure, stairs and all interior walls, ceilings, flooring and finishes, food service fit-out and all mechanical and electrical building systems, including plumbing, heating, ventilation and cooling, fire suppression, controls, electrical power and lighting, security and communications, with all ADA and life safety considerations necessary and required, all in accordance with the Bidding Documents and Contract Documents.
CCK-2085-16 Repair, Upgrade or Improve Electrical Infrastructure – Kirwan V & Haggin II
CCK-2085-16 Repair, Upgrade or Improve Electrical Infrastructure – Kirwan V & Haggin II
Project Description
The intent of this project is to extend existing electrical utility services from an existing electric manhole to new locations to provide electric service to two new student housing buildings currently under construction. These new services will be routed in both existing and new pathway elements consisting of underground electrical conduits and manholes. New 15KV cabling and switches will be installed to facilitate this distribution expansion. The Base Bid includes new manholes, ductbanks, switches, cabling, and all accessories necessary to intercept and extend the existing substation power circuit in manhole E502A to the location for the new building transformers.
ALTERNATE BID ITEMS
Alternate #1
New manholes, ductbanks, and accessories to provide a pathway from the new base bid work to existing manhole E125.
Alternate #2
New cabling and accessories to extend an existing circuit in manhole E125 to the new switch in the base bid scope to serve as a backup power circuit to the new expansion.
Alternate #3
New manholes, ductbanks, and accessories to provide a pathway for telecommunications cabling to service the two new student housing projects.
Project Description:
The Project includes but is not limited to the following:
2015 Emergency Road Repair – Hickory and Poplar Street Repair Project
a.) 103 EA Gabion Baskets
b.) 4 EA Catch Basin with Frame and Grate
c.) 235 LF 6″ Concrete Curb
d.) 200 LF 24″ HDPE/Drainage Pipe
e.) 70 LF 8″ HDPE/Drainage Pipe
Project Description:
The intent of this project is to restore the Memorial Hall tower to its original condition and grandeur. In addition, proposed replacement materials and renovations will enhance the longevity of the edifice and reduce the need for constant and challenging maintenance operations on the exterior. The contractor/bidder should not enter into this project with the thought that it will be an easy and quickly completed project as this 86 year-old edifice surely will be hiding situations with associated project-lengthening problems. Such situations will not impose additional work on the Contractor/Bidder without due compensation. However, the Contractor/Bidder must also understand that the building will be in use during construction and may require, at times, that all active, on-site work and/or noise-producing activities cease.
Further, in addition to the renovation and renewal of the tower, the intent is: 1. Not to have any exposed surfaces that will require routine scheduled painting i.e. no exposed wood surfaces on the exterior of the tower, and 2. Any future water leakage through or past the exterior surface elements of paneling, flashing, rooting, etc. will be directed to the outer perimeters of the tower and drip away without every coming in contact with the underside wooden skin/elements of the tower.
The proposed project includes two (2) sites totaling 2.2 acres. They consist of closing open portals, building retaining structures; provide positive drainage, and revegetating all disturbed areas. The project sites are located in southern Floyd County near the community of McDowell. To reach the sites, take KY 122 south from Martin, KY to the area around McDowell. A description of each site is listed below: The Bessie Hall site needs reclamation of five (5) open portals and addressing drainage. The site is located at 37.452222 latitude, -82.731389 longitude. To access the site, , take Highway 122 from the intersection of KY 80 at Martin for 10.8 miles to KY 680. Turn left on KY 680 and travel 0.45 miles to Glen Ward Lane. Turn right on Glen Ward lane and travel 0.2 miles to the site. The Earl Martin site requires reclamation of two (2) open portals and the construction of two retaining walls. The site is located at 37.491111 latitude, -82.751889 longitude. To access the site, take Highway 122 from the intersection of KY 80 at Martin for 5.11 miles to Old Hunter Branch road. Turn left across the bridge then turn right and travel 1.0 miles then turn left to the Right Fork Stumbo Hollow. The site is at the head of the hollow. For continued description, see Special Conditions.
This project consists of providing power quality monitoring meters on the main distribution equipment for multiple buildings at multiple Madisonville Community College campuses. The project also includes installation of low voltage communication cables from each meter to the building management system equipment within each building. The campuses include: North Campus and Health Campus in Madisonville, Kentucky, and the Muhlenberg County Campus in Central City, Kentucky
This project consists of providing power quality monitoring meters on the main distribution equipment for multiple buildings at the Owensboro Community Technical College campus in Owensboro, Kentucky. This project also consists of providing power quality monitoring meters on the main distribution equipment for buildings at the Owensboro Community Technical College Southeastern and Downtown campuses in Owensboro, Kentucky. The project also includes installation of low voltage communication cables from each meter to the building management system equipment within each building.
This project consists of providing power quality monitoring meters on the main distribution equipment for multiple buildings at the West Kentucky Community & Technical College campus located in Paducah, Kentucky. The project also includes installation of low voltage communication cables from each meter to the building management system equipment within each building.
