Bel-Air Sanitary Sewer Project
The project scope includes construction of approximately 2,509 linear feet of 15-inch gravity sewer line, 687 linear feet of boring 24-inch steel encasement pipe, and appurtenances.
Winchester, KY
RFP for Professional Mechanical Engineering for New HVAC System at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center #2789
Request for Proposal a contract to furnish all labor, materials and other neccessary equipment for Professional Mechanical Engineering for new HVAC system at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center.
Louisville, KY
Route 582 AML Waterline Project Contract 21
Contract 21 will consist of the construction of approximately 42,500 linear feet of 12 inch waterlines and the installation of two (2) booster pumping stations. The contractor shall furnish all materials, equipment and labor necessary to complete the construction of the waterline, appurtenances and reclamation.
Knott Co, KY
RFB-12-13
The project consists of interior restroom selective demolition and renovation. Demolition includes removal of CMU wall construction, plumbing fixtures and showers. New restrooms consist of separate restroom and shower facilities for men and women within the existing building. New construction includes metal studs, drywall, ceramic tile, tile backing panels, toilet accessories, plumbing and electrical work.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Logan Co HS Athletic Fields Refurbishment
The project includes base bid material and labor to remediate sink holes identified in plans, plow existing designated fields, disk the field four times, and drag the field four times. No significant cutting or filling is proposed for any portion of this project. Two alternates with include seeding and strawing the disturbed areas, and providing a new hose bib and water line to water the disturbed field areas.
Russellville, KY
Morgantown Housing Authority Playgrounds, Outdoor Furniture and Parking Area
Modernization Project KY36P041-501(11)
Playgrounds, Outdoor Furniture and Parking Area
Morgantown, KY
George Rogers Clark High School Phase 2: Area Technology Center
This project consists of the construction of an Area Technology Center built onto the Clark Co High School that is currently under construction. The new Area Technology Center will be approximately 41,000 SF. The building will contain standard classrooms and specialized lab spaces for Automotive, Welding, Health, Information Technology and Industrial Maintenance. The building is a one-story building with double height spaces for labs. Walls consist of CMU load-bearing construction with natural limestone and brick veneer. The roof will be a single ply thermoplastic roof system over lightweight concrete. Interior sinishes include painted CMU and gypsum board; ceramic tile, terrazzo, lay-in accoustical ceiling. The HVAC system will be tied into the existing geothermal well field.
Winchester, KY
RFB-14-13
The Project consists of replacement of existing East Hall high-bay lighting. The existing high-bay 2’x4′ troffers shall be removed and turned over to owner as indicated on drawings. Existing emergency lighting fixtures shall be removed. Digital lighting controls for new lighting fixtures shall also be provided.
Louisville, Kentucky
RFB-10-13
The project consists of upgrades to a section of wall systems at the Centralized
Laboratory in Frankfort, Ky. The scope of work includes upgrade to wall components to
create a system which is airtight, water tight, and drainable. The work includes; metal
panel removal and reinstallation of metal panels, repairs and replacement of
sheathing, installation of an air barrier water barrier, new foam insulation, reseal
window gaskets, new sealant and water proofing and removal and reinstallation of all
interior finishes required to complete the work. Work shall also include sheet metal and
flashing at the second floor window system.
Frankfort, Kentucky
#2787 Custom Millwork at the Western Branch Library
Contract to furnish all labor, materials, and other neccessary equipment for the Custom
Millwork to be installed at the Western Branch Library located at 604 South Tenth Street.
Louisville, KY
RFB-9-13
Supplemental Vehicle Guard System – Lexington World Trade Center Garage Project is comprised of the following work on all levels of the garage.
1. Installation of bollards that are surface mounted to the garage deck.
2. Installation of supplemental vehicle guard systems between existing concrete columns at the garage northwest and southeast exterior walls.
3. Concrete column vertical extensions at the top level of the garage for installation of supplemental vehicle guard systems.
4. Installation of supplemental vehicle guard systems that are surface mounted to the garage deck at miscellaneous locations.
5. Alternate No. 1 – Installation of a supplemental vehicle guard system that is surface mounted to the garage deck at level 2.
The work will be performed in phases to limit closure of vehicle parking spaces. Specific limits on the number of vehicle parking spaces that may be closed in each phase are included to ensure the garage remains open for business
Lexington, Kentucky
Catnip Hill Pike 1.0 MG Elevated Storage Tank
Construction of a one-millions gallon capacity, torus bottom, steel, elevated water storage tank and appurtenances located in the Northwestern Service Area for the Jessamine-South Elkhorn Water District, Jessamine Co, KY. The work shall be completed in 300 days.
Jessamine Co, KY
RFB-8-13
This project will include removal of abandoned mine related structures, removal of coal
and unconsolidated mine spoil material , removal of silt and debris, stablization of
channel bank and replacing culvert pipe and headwalls. For continued description, see
Special Conditions.
Floyd County, Kentucky
Contract 10 – Sloans Valley Replacement Main/Old Cabin Hollow Spur Extension/KY 461 Reinforcement Main
Contract 10 consists of approximately 35,000 feet of 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch and 12-inch water line and its appurtenances
Somerset, KY
Longhorn Steakhouse — Phoenix, AZ
The scope of work consists of a full restaurant ground up build. All mechanical trades will be required as well as glass/glazing, drywall/metal stud, rough carpentry, finish carpentry, tile, acoustic ceiling, painting, and roofing.
Phoenix, AZ
RFB-5-13
This project consists of 5 separate sites in Floyd County that consist of multiple portal
closures and a gabion retaining wall. For continued description, see Special
Conditions.
Floyd County, Kentucky
RFB-3-13
This project consists of interior renovation of an existing pre-engineered metal building to enclose a 3,200 square feet HVAC training room and a 460 square feet corridor for the new HVAC Lab at the Skilled Craft Training Center located in Hickory, Kentucky. Material include, but are not limited to, the following: steel studs, metal wall panels, hollow metal doors/frames, sectional overhead door, acoustical ceiling panels, fire sprinklers, plumbing fixtures, plumbing insulation, electrical panel boards, electrical disconnects, wiring devices, and light fixtures.
The work generally consists of the following: selective demolition; cutting and patching; concrete placement and finishing; installation of fire sprinklers; installation of plumbing fixtures and plumbing; installation of compressed air piping; plumbing insulation; modification and installation of gas piping; installation of new electrical power distribution and devices; installation of lighting; and grounding improvements/modifications.
The trades involved include, but are not limited to: concrete, framing, ceiling finishes, fire protection, plumbing, and electrical
Hickory, Kentucky
Greg Page Apartments Stair Replacement University of Kentucky
Contractor to furnish labor and materials to replace stairs at Greg Page Apartments
Lexington, KY
RFB-7-13
Work includes providing all required material, labor and equipment to perform selective
demolition and associated reconstruction of project improvements as hereinafter
described.
Work includes removal and disposal of building windows, aluminum storefront and
hollow metal entry to accommodate installation of new blast resistant aluminum
windows, doors and storefronts. In addition, work includes cleaning, repairing and tuck
pointing existing veneer brick and stone parapet cap, cleaning, patching and
topcoating architectural concrete. Work further includes construction of a new
concrete entry ramp, stairs, stoop and railings to provide handicapped access to the
building. There is one proposed Alternate, which includes removal and disposal of two
(2) folding partitions and installation of two (2) acoustically enhanced operable
partitions.
All work is to be performed at the existing National Guard Armory, 1503 East
Broadway Street, Campbellsville, Taylor County, Kentucky.
Campbellsville, Kentucky
RFB-6-2013
The project consists of work on two cottages, one workshop building and the three
section recreational learning center classroom building as follows; removal of all
existing asphalt shingles and cover the fascias of two cottages, the removal of all
deteriorated plywood siding along the bottom edge of the gables behind the existing
wood trim that has warped out away from the wood roof members, all damaged wood
trim will be replaced with equivalent trim with stable backing for proper fastening of
aluminum cladding before new aluminum cladding installed as shown on the drawings,
all fascia and soffit areas and gable ends of the buildings are to be covered with vinyl
siding products and all 1″ wood trim will be clad with aluminum and the top edges
caulked and sealed as shown.
Dawson Springs, Kentucky
RFB-4-13
A. Existing Building: Madison Hall is a 7, 500 SF existing building in the lower town neighborhood of Downtown Paducah, Kentucky. The existing building was built in early 1900s and has been used as a catering and banquet facilities for the last several years. The existing lot also has 37 paved parking spaces which will be partially maintained for this renovation. Three to four of the existing mini-storage building units will be demolished to provide space for new mechanical equipment and trash dumpsters. The Paducah School of the Arts will be the new space user for this building with renovated facilities on both the interior and exterior of the facility.
B. Interior: A comprehensive building program was developed to determine the best use of adapting the existing facility. Ultimately, the building will be the home for the ceramics and jewelry academic programs. A series of large, open studio spaces are provided for each academic discipline along with the required support spaces, storage areas and faculty offices. Many of the existing facilities will remain such as the building footprint (no addition is being made) and the public restroom facilities. The interior finishes will be industrial with exposed brick in some places, exposed plywood for other wall surfaces and unpainted and sealed concrete floors throughout the building. A number of large glass windows will be installed in the building to allow natural light to flood into the interior spaces and provide a visual connection for both people on the outside and inside of the facility.
C. Exterior: The main entry of the building will be relocated to an existing garage opening to provide more generous access into the building and provide a welcoming entry canopy, glass vestibule and landscape areas at the entryway. The existing parking lot will be maintained with the existing curb cuts and paving. A modest area of the parking lot, closest to the new building entry, will be removed to allow the new entry and landscape area to be created. The existing roof will be maintained as much as possible with limited alterations taking place at locations required for new ventilation. The exterior brick walls will be repainted.
Paducah, Kentucky