Martin County Water and Sanitation Districts – East, 40 West, and Raw Water Intake Generator Install
Martin County Water and Sanitation Districts – East, 40 West, and Raw Water Intake Generator Install
The work to be bid is described as follows:
CONTRACT 113-23-05
40 East, 40 West, and Raw Water Intake
Furnish and install 2 complete generator and automatic transfer switch
packages at 40 East and 40 West. Procurement and delivery of generator and automatic
transfer switch package at Raw Water Intake.
The objective of this project is to replace the existing roof materials and provide new roof as the existing roof has reached the end of its service life.
Demo all existing layers of SBS roof system and insulation down to the deck.
Demo all existing edge metal and downspouts and scuppers and conductor heads and splash blocks.
Provide new SBS roof system consisting of new cap sheet and base sheet over min 4.5 inches or polyisocyanurate rigid insulation over existing deck.
Existing metal deck is assumed to be undamaged.
Existing roof top equipment and curbs shall remain. Flash around new and existing curbs. Raise curbs to accommodate increased insulation thickness.
Provide new sealants and backer rods in all existing brick movement joints above roof.
Provide new edge metal and downspouts.
Eastern Kentucky University – Elmwood Roof Project
Eastern Kentucky University – Elmwood Roof Project
Eastern Kentucky University (“Owner”) is soliciting proposals for our Elmwood Roof project at our main campus in Richmond, Kentucky. The scope of the project is outlined in the following information including all attachments.
This project is a one for one lighting replacement of the Army Forces Reserve Center Facility Buildings and site on the Bluegrass Army Depot Campus. In the Buildings and site, all existing light fixtures will be replaced with new LED light fixtures.
The Contractor shall provide all of the materials and perform all the work described in the Specifications and/or shown on the Drawings. The Federal Pacific Switchgear including panels, contractors and disconnects of the Lake Cumberland YDC Facility will be removed and replaced per the National Electrical Code. In addition, a standby emergency generator will be installed to provide backup power of the Old Weld Shop Building which serves power for the Sewage Treatment Plant. The Contractor shall provide new concrete for access to the Generator, as well as the Propane Storage Tank with concrete-filled pipe bollard protection.
The Owner’s preferred daily work schedule shall be Monday-Friday 8 hour/day. There are no Contractor working days on Saturday-Sunday. A 48 hour notification is required for any outage of any existing utility including the Chilled Water and Heating Water Systems. Any damaged utility by the Contractor must be put back into service immediately.
The Center for Rural Development – New Training Facility
The Center for Rural Development – New Training Facility
The Center for Rural Development New Training Facility consists of new construction of a PEMB
to house training space for The Center for Rural Development.
Lighting: Replace all interior & exterior lighting with new LED lights. Replace room by room occupancy sensor controls with new controls (local only, no integration to BAS).
The Project involves the replacement of the HVAC systems that serve the KSP 4 Cell House. A phased work approach is specified that includes the initial installation of an RTU at grade and an ERV unit in the Attic, removal of the AHU from the Basement, selected removal/ modification of ductwork throughout the building, installation of ductwork in the Basement and Attic, and replacement of supply air ductwork to each Cell. Structural work includes Attic slab framing, supports, and slab penetration reinforcement. Architectural work includes repair and modification of selected windows, revisions to windows for mounting of exhaust fans. Installation of a natural gas line to the RTU and electrical services to HVAC equipment. A new smoke evacuation system will be provided. The work of the Project is considered within the KSP security boundary. All work must be performed in a sequenced effort coordinated with the KSP.
City of Pikeville – University of Pikeville Bear Mountain-Booster Pump Improvements
City of Pikeville – University of Pikeville Bear Mountain-Booster Pump Improvements
The project scope includes the construction of approximately 189 LF of 8-inch
waterline, 92LF of chain-link fence, a booster pump station, backup generator, and associated earthworks
near the existing water storage tank on the top of Bear Mountain.
The project consists of replacement of the existing water source heat pump system within the existing Technology Center. The system will be converted from geothermal source to boiler/tower source. Existing ductwork that remains will be cleaned, sanitized and sealed. All piping and equipment will be replaced. Gas piping will be extended to serve new high efficiency boilers. HVAC Controls will be replaced in their entirety. Temporary HVAC equipment will be required for areas that will remain occupied for the duration of the project.
The Contractor shall provide all of the materials and perform all the work described in the Specifications and/or shown on the Drawings. The Chiller and Chilled Water System of the ADAIR YDC Facility will be removed and replaced per the International Mechanical Code, ASHRAE, Kentucky Building Code with Current Revisions, Americans with Disabilities Act, International Building Code, and National Electrical Code.
The Contractor shall remove and take ownership of the existing chiller. The contractor shall disconnect the existing chiller from power and control and, disconnect the existing chiller from piping and mounting. Remove the existing chiller from its installed location and make the location ready for the new chiller described in the following. Make legal and lawful disposal of the chiller, which involves recycling of the unit beginning with refrigerant recovery and dismantling of the assembly for recycling or other appropriate disposition.
The Contractor shall provide a temporary Chiller while the existing Chiller is removed and a new Chiller including the Microprocessor controlled, multiple-scroll compressor, air-cooled, chiller of the scheduled capacities as shown and indicated on the Drawings, including but not limited to: chiller package, electrical power and control connections, and chilled water connections.
The Owner’s preferred daily work schedule shall be Monday-Friday 8 hour/day. There are no Contractor working days on Saturday-Sunday. A 48 hour notification is required for any outage of any existing utility including the Chilled Water and Heating Water Systems. Any damaged utility by the Contractor must be put back into service immediately.
LFUCAB has identified the following scope of services. LFUCAB intends to work with
the selected firm to refine this scope to ensure compatibility with the TAP, now identified
as the Future LEX, the Program Manager’s program controls framework, and the CMAR
delivery approach.
LFUCAB completed its Terminal Area Plan (“TAP”) in 2025. The TAP establishes a
comprehensive phased development program for the renovation and expansion of the
terminal complex at Blue Grass Airport. The Future LEX program identifies a new
concourse and terminal expansion as a priority capital investment and specifically
recommended the CMAR delivery method as best suited for this project.
This RFQ is being issued to procure an Architect to serve as the Prime Consultant to
design a new concourse and terminal expansion with associated airside and landside
improvements. The project is anticipated to include (but may not be limited to)
approximately eight (8) new aircraft gates (with potential future expansion), new terminal
headhouse, passenger gate lounges, concessions, restrooms, passenger boarding bridges,
apron improvements, and all associated building systems. The new concourse will connect
to the existing terminal and will be designed to operate concurrently with ongoing airport
operations during construction. This will require phased construction planning and
coordination with TSA, airlines, and other airport tenants.
The selected Architect will provide comprehensive design services and be engaged in
early conceptual design through construction administration and project closeout.
Working closely with the Program Manager (HDR, Inc.), the Airport, and — once
selected — the CMAR, the Architect will be a primary driver of design quality, regulatory
compliance, stakeholder requirements, and coordinate with the Program Manager, and
CMAR to achieve a target value design.
Professional services for enabling projects — including terminal road relocation and
parking expansion, fuel farm relocation, and other Phase I enabling works — are already
being performed under separate contracts and are not within the scope of this solicitation.
KCTCS – Somerset Community College Replace Laurel South Building
KCTCS – Somerset Community College Replace Laurel South Building
The KCTCS – Somerset Community College Replace Laurel South Building project consists of a new technical
education building on a mostly cleared site located on the existing London Campus of Somerset Community
College. The building will be approximately 53,000 square feet and will include Automotive and Diesel
Technology, Construction Technology, HVAC, Electrical and Electronics, Industrial Maintenance Technology, and
Welding labs as well as classrooms, administration, and building support spaces. The building exterior will include a
mix of masonry, including some stone accents, insulated metal panel systems, and curtain wall framing. The roofing
will be a two-ply modified bitumen system. The project is designed with the intent to achieve LEED Silver
certification. Commissioning of the building systems and building envelope are included in the scope of work.
Plumbing systems consist of domestic water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer. Compressed air and welding gas
systems are also present in labs. The HVAC system is largely geothermal water-source heat pumps and energy
recovery units. Electric heaters, mini-split heat pump systems, and direct gas fired heater with exhaust ventilation
will also be utilized. The electrical system will include incoming utility infrastructure and an emergency natural gas
generator. Other related systems include fire alarm, data, access controls infrastructure, local sound system
infrastructure, and infrastructure for classroom technology equipment.
Frontier Housing – River North Apartments Rehabilitation Project
Frontier Housing – River North Apartments Rehabilitation Project
Consisting of the adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of the former Kentucky River Medical Center into an 18-unit multifamily residential development located in Jackson, Kentucky, together with all associated site work and related improvements.
Knox County Board of Education – Knox County CTC Renovation/Addition
Knox County Board of Education – Knox County CTC Renovation/Addition
The project site is located at 207 Hospital Drive, Barbourville, KY 40906. The bid is to furnish all
necessary labor, materials, tools, machinery, warranties, and all other items required to meet
the plans and specifications. Work to include, but not limited to: Site Excavation, Landscaping,
Asphalt, Cast-in-Place Concrete, Structural Steel, CMU, Brick Masonry, Metal Panels, EPDM
Roofing, Spray Applied Acrylic Coating, Interior finishes, casework, electric, plumbing, HVAC,
Fire Alarm, Metal Stud Framing, Gypsum Sheathing Overhead Coiling Doors, and Acoustical
Ceilings.
This project consists of the 402 Maclean Avenue Demolition – Phase 2 project at the Louisville Muhammad Ali
International Airport (Airport) located in Jefferson County, Kentucky (the “Project”).
Demo all existing layers of SBS roof system and insulation down to the deck.
Demo all existing edge metal and downspouts.
Provide new roof system consisting of new cap sheet and base sheet over min 4.5 inches or polyisocyanurate rigid insulation over existing deck.
Existing metal deck is assumed to be undamaged. Consider an allowance to replace discovered conditions of metal deck.
Keep existing any and all existing roof top equipment and curbs. Flash new around curbs.
Provide new sealants in areas needed at brick joints above roof.
Tuckpoint select areas of existing mortar joints adjacent to new roof areas.
Provide new edge metal and downspouts.
Big Sandy Health Care, Inc. – Magoffin Pediatric Expansion
Big Sandy Health Care, Inc. – Magoffin Pediatric Expansion
The project is anticipated to include, but is not limited to, the following components:
• Renovation of the basement, first floor, and second floor.
• Renovation and replacement of electrical, plumbing, HVAC, natural gas, and information
technology infrastructure.
• Construction of an exterior elevator shaft and installation of an accessible elevator.
• Masonry, sidewalk, curb, paving, and other related site improvements.
• Construction materials and equipment.
• Furniture, computers, monitors, and other general office equipment.
• Software and software licensing.
• Construction inspection and project oversight.
• Other work necessary to complete the project in accordance with the AMLER Memorandum
of Agreement and all applicable federal and state requirements.
Louisville Water Company is requesting Bids for the referenced project that includes sections of five (5) neighborhood streets located on the west side of Louisville; S. 28th Street, Olive Street, Cypress Street, Woodland Avenue, and Hemlock Street. The referenced project consists of the supply and install a total of 890 LF of water main, including supply and install of 720+/- linear feet of six (6)-inch restrained Pressure Class 350 ductile iron water main, 155+/- linear feet of eight (8)-inch restrained Pressure Class 350 ductile iron water main, 15+/- linear feet of 12-inch Pressure Class 350 ductile iron water main, and the supply, bore, and installation of 528+/- linear feet of 16-inch steel casing pipe and appurtenances. Also included with the project is the supply and installation of one (1) fire hydrant, and the supply, renewal, relocation, or discontinue of 8+/- customer services. Fire hydrant removal, main cut and plugs, and restoration on and along Project Limits as stated above shall be included. Contractor shall supply and install all materials required for the completion of this project. Contractor shall perform all paving associated with this project
Questions or inquiries relating to this project must be submitted through the Louisville Water Company web-based portal by the date and time indicated for this bid.
The Company’s Project Manager’s estimate for the Contract plus Company supplied materials for this Project is $1,000,001 – $3,000,000. If the Company’s Project Manager’s estimate for the Contract plus Company supplied materials exceeds $250,000: a Bid Bond is required. For this Contract, a Bid Bond is required.
Bids will only be accepted from Bidders who have been pre-qualified by the Company in the pre-qualification category or categories that apply to this Bid. This Bid requires prequalification in all the following categories: 4” – 16” Ductile Iron Water Mains and 1” and Smaller Water Services. Contractors/Subcontractors performing specialty items of work such as 12” – 36” Boring must be prequalified in the 12” – 36” Boring Category. For information about pre-qualification, contact the Buyer listed above. For information about pre-qualification, contact the Buyer listed above.
Railroad Insurance is required for this Bid. Please reference the Supplementary Specifications.
Bid Documents except the Bid Table may be obtained from Lynn Imaging located at 11460 Bluegrass Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40299, (502) 499-8400 and www.lwckyplanroom.com. One copy of the Bid Documents (includes technical specifications and a full set of plans) will be available at no charge (not including shipping/delivery charges) to Contractors that are prequalified with Louisville Water Company in the category(ies) specified for this bid. For details regarding the charges that apply to non-prequalified contractors, go to www.lwckyplanroom.com. The Bid Table is available in Microsoft Excel via download from the designated portal on Louisville Water’s electronic bidding site at https://louisvillewater.bonfirehub.com/portal/
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Chestnut Ridge Development – Phase 3 Water and Sanitary Sewer Project
Knott County Water and Sewer District – Chestnut Ridge Development – Phase 3 Water and Sanitary Sewer Project
The Project includes the following Work:
Part A will include the installation of ±1,460 LF of 8” DIPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±2,800 LF of 6” DIPS
HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±875 LF of 3” DIPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, and related appurtenances.
Part B will include the installation of a gravity sewer system involving 14 manholes, ±1,140 LF of 12” SDR
35 PVC pipe, ±2,065 LF of 8” SDR 35 PVC pipe, and related appurtenances as well as force main
collection line involving ±1,615 LF of 2” HDPE DR 11, 26 GPM lift station, and related appurtenances.
Knott County Water & Sewer District – Olive Branch Residential Development Water & Sanitary Sewer Project
Knott County Water & Sewer District – Olive Branch Residential Development Water & Sanitary Sewer Project
Part A will include the installation of ±4,705 LF of 3” IPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±485 LF of 4” DIPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±2,840 LF of 6” DIPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±4,225 LF of 8” DIPS HDPE DR 11 waterline, ±2,300 LF of 8” DIPS HDPE DR 9 waterline, ±230 LF of 8” HDPE DR 9 HDD, and related appurtenances.
Part B will include the installation of a gravity sewer system involving 50 manholes, ±7,950 LF of 8” SDR 35 PVC pipe, ±100 LF of 6” steel casing pipe, and related appurtenances as well as force main collection line including a 50.8 GPM duplex lift station, ±10,030 LF of 3” IPS HDPE DR 11, ±170 LF of 3” IPS HDPE HDD, and related appurtenances.
