TARC 29th Street Bus Maintenance Facility Upgrades Project
TARC 29th Street Bus Maintenance Facility Upgrades Project
29th Street Bus Maintenance Facility Upgrades Project
Louisville, KY
TARC New Paint Spray Booth, Paint Mixing Room and Related Improvements
TARC New Paint Spray Booth, Paint Mixing Room and Related Improvements
New Paint Spray Booth, Paint Mixing Room and Related Improvements
Louisville, KY
15-44 Middletown Tank Demolition
15-44 Middletown Tank Demolition
Louisville Water Company is requesting Bids for the dismantle and demolition of an elevated multi-column 500,000 gallon steel storage tank.
Louisville, KY
MFWQTC Wet Cake Pump
MFWQTC Wet Cake Pump
The MFWQTC currently transports dewatered biosolids (wet cake) through two sets of screw conveyors to the dryer trains. Occasionally, wet cake must be diverted from the drying process. This diversion is currently done by using Screw Conveyors 13 and 14 to transfer wet cake from Screw Conveyors 7 and 8 (located in the 6th floor of the Main Equipment Building) to reversible direction Screw Conveyor 15 (located in Truck Bay #1). Screw Conveyor 15 transports wet cake to either the existing Wet Cake Hopper (to be recycled back through the system) or to a truck (for removal from the site). The purpose of this project is to create a back-up to Screw Conveyors 13, 14 and 15 by installing a Wet Cake Pump to pump wet cake from Screw Conveyors 7 and 8 out to the Truck Bay for discharge to either the Wet Cake Hopper or to a truck.
Louisville, KY
Traffic Circles in Various Locations #3402
Traffic Circles in Various Locations #3402
To furnish all labor, material and necessary equipment for Traffic Circles in various locations.
Louisville, KY
SC-174-15 Small Coal Operator Set Aside Matt Sulfridge
AML Reclamation Project
Estimate:
$284,000.00
The slide is located on the property of Larry Willis and Porter Willis. Beginning at Williamsburg, travel on Route 92 East 9.2 miles to Maple Creek Road. Take a left onto Maple Creek Road and travel 1.3 miles to Maple Creek Subdivision Road. Take a right on to Maple Creek Subdivision Road and travel 0.2 miles to the top of the hill and turn right to the location. This is above the slide.
Main access to the site will be from the existing bench above the slide. Access below the slide will be for the purpose to reconstruct the existing ditch and to provide rock for the ditches.
The project site has been previously disturbed by coal mining operations. This project will consist of stabilizing the slide. Construction disturbances will be kept to a minimum through the use of a stringently formulated sediment and erosion control program. This consists of silt traps, silt fencing and straw bales maintained throughout the life of the project, followed by prompt re-vegetation of the areas disturbed by the project.
The site has been drilled and the depth to rock ranged from 5 feet to 40 feet. Due to the depth to rock not all unconsolidated material will be removed from the slide. For continued project description see Special Conditions
Whitley
RFB-179-15 Construct Student Housing – Main Campus
Morehead State University
Estimate:
$23,054,318.00
Project consists of a new residence hall built in the center of Morehead State University’s campus.
Site preparation is associated with the construction of a new residence hall at the MSU main campus. The site is currently developed with several existing parking areas and improvements. Site clearing will include removal and milling of existing asphalt pavement, demolition of curbs, utilities, sidewalks, steps, site walls and trees. Site protection will include Storm Water Pollution Prevention / erosion control, tree protection, site perimeter protection throughout construction. New site improvements will include grading, installation of new storm drainage, site utilities, new asphalt pavement and asphalt surfaces, concrete curb and gutter, concrete walkways and stairs, segmental retaining walls, pipe handrails, seeding and sodding installation.
The residence hall is a 149,542 sf. Four story, wood framed structure on concrete spread footings with a small partial mechanical basement. The facility will accommodate 524 student occupants in a mix of four bedroom units, shared semi-suite units, and single Resident Advisor units. The project also includes a two bedroom Resident Director apartment, central laundry facilities, various multi-purpose rooms, and a large, two story entry lobby. The insulated exterior wood framed walls are clad with a mixture of brick masonry, precast concrete, and cut Indiana limestone masonry. The roof is a wood truss structure supporting an asphalt shingle roof assembly and small isolated areas of TPO membrane roofing. Loose-fill insulation is installed over a vapor barrier on the bottom chord of the roof trusses. The exterior is detailed with a mixture of aluminum framed storefronts and curtain walls and single hung vinyl windows. The interior is made up of painted wood framed gypsum board partitions and ceilings throughout and limited suspended acoustic tile systems in public areas. There is limited steel framing in the entry lobby and some multi-purpose rooms which will require some cementitous and intumescent fireproofing. The finishes include carpet tile and vinyl plank flooring in the residence units and public spaces, and porcelain tile flooring and base in the bathrooms and entry lobby. Manufactured wood casework with solid surface tops are located in the private residence units as well as the public kitchens, laundry facilities and lobby reception desk. The project also includes a 6’-0″ diameter LED backlit clock on the exterior. The circulation scope includes two hydraulic elevators and four steel pan/ concrete stair towers.
Morehead, Kentucky
WKU-PDC-2015-034 Bid for Price Contract — JOC Irrigation Contractor
WKU-PDC-2015-034 Bid for Price Contract — JOC Irrigation Contractor
Eligible firms located within a 125 mile radius of Bowling Green, KY (licensed and insured) to establish price contracts for the furnishing of labor, materials, and services for Installation/Construction, General Repair, and/or Renovation of irrigation systems on facilities utilized by Western Kentucky University. The Contractor shall be capable of providing qualified and skilled tradesman as may be required. All jobs are to include but are not limited to the Contractor acquiring any necessary permits, inspections, and Performance Bonds where required.
Bowling Green, KY
Mountain Water District – Water Line Relocation
Mountain Water District – Water Line Relocation
Water line relocation, Deskins Branch curve revision, and passing lanes (KY 194), shall consist of the following:
The installation of approximately 3,490 L.F. of 8-inch PVC, approximately 800 L.F. of 8-inch polyethylene, approximately 4,890 LF of 8-inch ductile iron pipe, 460 L.F. of 16-inch steel cover pipe, and accessories. For a complete list of work items please reference the enclosed Form of Proposal.
Pikeville, KY
Mountain Water District – 200,000 Gallon Water Storage Tank
Mountain Water District – 200,000 Gallon Water Storage Tank
Furnish and install a 200,000 gallon bolted steel water storage tank, associated valves , hydrants and appurtenances, and 1500 L.F. of access road.
Pikeville, KY
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2412.0 Improve/Upgrade Alumni Drive
2412.0 Improve/Upgrade Alumni Drive
The project includes reconstruction of Alumni Drive from just east of Nicholasville Road to just west of Tates Creek Road, including roundabout intersections with University Court/University Drive and College Way/Commonwealth Street. Work includes grading, storm drainage, paving, concrete sidewalks, asphalt shared use path, roundabout construction, signing, pavement marking, street lighting, and landscaping.
Lexington, KY
RFB-178-15 East Campus Parking Structure and Dining Commons
Morehead State University
Estimate:
$14,837,446.00
The new East Campus Parking Structure & Dining Commons will be constructed at the site of the former Waterfield Hall Dormitory which has been demolished and the site filled and leveled. The concept is to have the garage stepped in to the side of the hill with vehicular “street level” access to the lower level of the garage only. The structure is approximately 113,000 square feet with roughly 358 parking spaces. The parking garage structure will be precast concrete, on bearing on rock via drilled piers and footings. The parking area beneath the dining commons will be on grade parking consisting of slab-on-grade concrete, with cast-in-place concrete above, supporting the dining commons floor and steel structure above.The new dining commons will be roughly 26,800 SF and be a separate structure from the adjacent parking structure. The dining commons will be accessible from the lower garage level via stairs and an elevator, as well as from the upper level at grade. There will be a loading dock area with adjacent mechanical pad accessible from the upper level of the dining commons. The mechanical room with an equipment platform will be housed on the dining commons level. The area / parking beneath the dining facility will be a cast-in-place concrete plinth, with steel structure above, supporting the roof of the dining facility. The exterior of the dining facility will be precast sandwich panel concrete with a combination of brick veneer and stone-like finish, as well as curtain wall, and rainscreen metal plate panels. The facility has been designed with an approximate occupancy of 650 patrons based on actual seating. The dining facility will contain public restrooms, custodial closets, private offices, staff restrooms, dry food storage,coolers and freezers, and food service equipment.The food services will be managed by Aramark and has been designed based loosely on the Fresh Food Concept which contains a main kitchen area with back-of-house spaces, along with food platforms for food preparation areas located out in the dining space. New mechanical system will include a new 145 ton chiller, 125 HP Boiler, air handler, and air distribution through VAV system. Additional heat will be provided through unit heaters and hot water baseboard heaters. Cooking areas with hoods will be provided with exhaust and make-up air systems. New steam, water, and sanitary lines tapped into campus systems will be provided for the new building. A sprinkler system will be provided for new building. New electrical service will be provided to the building through pad mount transformer. Building will be provided with a back-up generator for life safety systems. New lighting will be all LED and dimmed in most areas through daylight sensors and manual dimming control. Power, lighting, voice/data communication and voice evacuation fire alarm are provided throughout building and garage. Rough-in (conduit and wire) will be provided for owner installed cameras and card readers.
Morehead, Kentucky
RFB-175-15 Group IV LON 15 Bond Forfeiture
Estimate:
$186,540.00
The Division of Abandoned Mine Lands wishes to receive bids to perform reclamation work on approximately 19.5 acres of mine land in Harlan County, Kentucky. The work will consist of earthwork, gradework, and revegetation of 4 bond forfeiture permit(s). For continued project description see Special Conditions.
Harlan
2421.0 Commonwealth Stadium Pavilion
2421.0 Commonwealth Stadium Pavilion
The Pavilion at Commonwealth Stadium will be located to the West of Commonwealth Stadium and will comprise an open air space for events with a pair of 430 GSF structures at the North and South ends, including men’s and women’s restrooms, a catering prep space, and general storage/electrical closet. An elevated masonry fire pit is centrally located in the center. Seat walls partially define the East boundary, and partially enclosing the space around two existing trees to the West. Exterior walls will be load bearing 8″ CMU, with bituminous damproofing, 2″ of rigid insulation and calcium silicate stone veneer. Exterior doors will be painted hollow metal frames, with flush FRP doors. Roofing will be a single ply membrane. Foundations are designed to accommodate a future steel open air canopy structure.
Lexington, KY
Aloft Hotel Indian Springs
Aloft Hotel Indian Springs
Project consists of 5 story Aloft Hotel totaling 76,000 sqft
Louisville, KY
15-17 / Middletown Area MRRP
15-17 / Middletown Area MRRP
Louisville Water Company is requesting Bids for the referenced project consisting of the installation of 1,450 +/- linear feet of 8-inch DR-18 C900 PVC water main (using traditional trench installation techniques), the installation of 1,315 +/- linear feet of 6-inch DR-18 C900 PVC water main (using traditional trench installation techniques), and the installation of 400 +/- linear feet of 4-inch DR-18 C900 PVC water main (using traditional trench installation techniques). Also included with the project is the installation of 4 +/- fire hydrants and the transfer, renewal, relocation or discontinue of 21 +/- customer services.
Louisville, KY
Housing Authority of Maysville
Housing Authority of Maysville
Interior Remodeling, Asbestos Abatement, Lead Encapsulation, Kitchen and Bath Upgrade
Maysville, KY
McLean County Regional Water Commission – Water Main Interconnections
McLean County Regional Water Commission – Water Main Interconnections
The installation of approximately 15,000 L.F. of 1O-inch, 8-inch PVC pipe, 950L.F., 10-inch 0.1. pipe , 12-inch P.E. directional bore under Green River, 3 master meter vaults, 2 pressure reducing vaults, hydrants, road bores, and appurtenances.
McLean Co, KY
McLean County Regional Water Commission – New Water Treatment Plant
McLean County Regional Water Commission – New Water Treatment Plant
Construction of a new 2.0 mgd water treatment plant. The construction of a new operations, filter, and chemical building; flocculation and/or settling basins ; low service pump station and valve vault; and high service pump station.
McLean Co, KY
Madison County Schools Roof Replacements
Madison County Schools Roof Replacements
Roof Replacements at:
Bellvue Learning Center
Madison Kindergarten Academy at Mayfield
Waco Elementary
Madison Co, KY
2345.0 Renovate/Expand Gatton Building BP2 Landscaping
2345.0 Renovate/Expand Gatton Building BP2 Landscaping
Landscaping: To include exterior planting, sodding, and mulching of the grounds specified.
Lexington, KY
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Columbia/Adair Utilities District – Demolition of the City of Columbia Water Treatment Plant
Columbia/Adair Utilities District – Demolition of the City of Columbia Water Treatment Plant
Contract 528- 15-01
Demolition of the City of Columbia Water Treatment Plant
Columbia, KY
West Liberty Airport Board Runway 7-25 Pavement Maintenance Project
West Liberty Airport Board Runway 7-25 Pavement Maintenance Project
Runway 7-25 Pavement Maintenance Project
West Liberty, KY
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RFB-177-15 New Capitol-House & Senate Refurbishment BP2
Bid Package #2-General Construction
Estimate:
$237,389.00
This project includes repairing any damaged areas of plaster on selected areas of the walls and ceiling of the House and Senate Chambers of the Capitol Building. Portions of walls and ceiling will be painted. Carpet will be removed, and a number of existing electrical floor boxes will be removed. New floor boxes will be installed, and new carpet will then be installed. Modification and restoration of historic furniture is scheduled to occur under a separate contract, and thus scheduling coordination will be required. This scope of work occurs in the historically significant Kentucky Capitol Building and requires adherence to the highest standards of performance and care.
Frankfort, Kentucky
RFB-176-15 New Capitol-House & Senate Refurbishment BP1
Bid Package 1-Furniture Refurbishment
Estimate:
$722,637.00
This project includes the modification and historic refurbishment of 100 desks in the House Chambers and 38 desks in the Senate Chambers. Historic desks will be modified to accommodate new technological needs. Desks will be removed from the Chambers and stored/modified/refurbished off-site. The project includes the refurbishment of the Clerk’s desk and Speaker’s podium in the House Chambers. This refurbishment will occur on-site. The Senate Chambers Clerk’s desk and President’s podium will also be modified and refurbished on-site. Wood surfaces for all work will be refinished to match designated color sample and any missing and/or damaged mouldings, panels, footboards, doors, drawers and veneers will be repaired or replaced as needed. Carpeting, plaster repair, painting and electrical work is scheduled to occur under a separate contract, and thus scheduling coordination will be required. This scope of work occurs in the historically significant Kentucky Capitol Building and requires adherence to the highest standards of performance and care.
Franklin