Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 100 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
Removal of a slide that has occurred behind Mr. Johnson’s garage. The
slide is pushing up against the garage with about 0.11 acres being disturbed. This will allow enough room to construct a 110 LF permanent debris barrier wall behind the garage. Along with an 80 LF high non-reinforced block wall type 1 that will be located to the side of the barrier wall.
Also being installed will be one mine portal wildlife closure that is located next to the slide area and two standard non-wildlife mine portal closures that are in the slide area.
Meade County Board of Education – Meade County High School Addition and Renovation
Meade County Board of Education – Meade County High School Addition and Renovation
The project includes a phased addition and renovation of the existing
Meade County High School. The project utilizes ICF exterior walls and masonry interior walls
with hollow-core plank and structural steel structure. Finishes include Terrazzo, Porcelain Tile,
LVT and others. There are several alternate bids, including a pre-engineered metal building
practice facility. Related sitework, utilities and MPE work complete the project.
Shelby County Public Schools – Martha Layne Collins High School Fieldhouse Addition
Shelby County Public Schools – Martha Layne Collins High School Fieldhouse Addition
The Martha Layne Collins High School Fieldhouse Addition project will be for the construction of a 12,000 Sqft
Fieldhouse Addition to an existing concession building. New work includes baseball and softball locker rooms,
hitting and pitching area, along with an indoor practice field.
Madison County Public Library Board of Trustees – Madison County Public Library Building Demolition Project
Madison County Public Library Board of Trustees – Madison County Public Library Building Demolition Project
Scope of Work consists of, but is not limited to the following:
• Building Demolition and Basement Fill with Compaction Testing of Fill
• Concrete Pavement Demolition
• Site Utilities Demolition
• Abatement has been completed by the Owner’s Abatement Contractor.
The Report will be included in the Project Manual.
Blue Grass Airport – Terminal Drive Relocation and Parking Expansion
Blue Grass Airport – Terminal Drive Relocation and Parking Expansion
This project consists of construction of construction of a relocated and extended Terminal
Drive; construction of additional parking lots. Major line items of work to include: 900+ additional
parking spaces; one half mile of new Terminal Drive; 3,000 tons of new hot mix asphalt; one half
mile of storm sewer pipe; 7,000+ square feet of combined hardscape, sidewalk, and landscaping; a
new utility corridor; 5,000+ linear feet of new curb and gutter; 500 linear feet of sheltered walkway;
and a new exit toll plaza with building.
This invitation is for the upgrade of the elevator in Campbell building as specified in the following bid at Eastern
Kentucky University’s Richmond, KY Campus. The work includes furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and services
necessary to complete the project outlined in the event and attachments including all items indicated throughout the event.
Southeastern Water Association – US 27 Waterline Replacement
Southeastern Water Association – US 27 Waterline Replacement
The project consists of replacing approximately 5,450 L.F. of
existing 6” waterline with 8” D.I. waterline along US 27, 2,900 L.F. of 6” HDPE,
DR-11 temporary waterline and all necessary appurtenances. The engineer’s
estimate for the total base bid is $1,010,000.
The project consists selective demolition and subsequent renovation of areas within the Walton National Guard Armory located at 183 Beaver Road, Walton, KY. Work includes demolition of existing Men’s & Women’s latrines, removal and subsequent offsite disposal of existing architectural finishes, plaster and acoustic ceiling systems, ceramic tile and vinyl flooring, concrete slabs, doors, hardware, concrete masonry partitions, plumbing, mechanical and electrical improvements. .
New work to be performed includes installation of new Men’s and Women’s Restrooms including new metal frame partitions, new fixtures and finishes, new phenolic plastic partitions and screens, new individual shower enclosures, lockers and benches. Finishes shall include new painted gypsum panel ceilings and walls, new acoustic tile ceilings, new porcelain tile wall finishes, new MMA flooring and base, solid surfacing countertops and stainless toilet accessories. New plumbing fixtures, light fixtures, switches and receptacles will also be installed. Adjacent to the Women’s Toilet Room will be a Lactation Room with acoustic ceiling, painted gypsum panels walls, MMA flooring, plastic laminate casework, lighting, switches and receptacles. In addition one, HC Metal exterior door is to be replaced in the Assembly Hall.
Project description – Early sitework and enabling
projects include utility replacement / relocation
to accommodate the new multi use bldg. Site
grading, storm, sanitary sewer, and water service
is included in this bid set. This bid set also includes
structural foundations and slabs of the new bldg.
City of Marion – West Elm Street, West Poplar Street, and Country Drive Waterline Replacements
City of Marion – West Elm Street, West Poplar Street, and Country Drive Waterline Replacements
The scope of work includes the installation of approximately 4,190 LF of 6-inch DI waterline, 25
LF of 2-inch PVC waterline, 1,822 LF of ¾ -inch HDPE service line, 5 fire hydrant assemblies,
and related appurtenances.
The project includes pavement rehabilitation, new curb and gutter, ADA compliant sidewalks & curb
ramps, driveway approaches, and drainage improvements along West Campbell Street from NW 2nd
Street to NW 1st Street, in the Town of Paoli.
Cumberland Family Medical Center – Glasgow Pediatric Healthcare Renovation/Addition
Cumberland Family Medical Center – Glasgow Pediatric Healthcare Renovation/Addition
This project consists of the following bid packages: special inspections, earthwork, asphalt, concrete,
masonry, structural steel, general construction, roofing, storefront and windows, drywall, floor
coverings, acoustical ceiling, painting, casework, window coverings, plumbing, HVAC, sprinkler and
electrical.
City of Somerset – Contract 177-20-02 (79) – South U.S. 27 Phase 2 Sewer Extensions
City of Somerset – Contract 177-20-02 (79) – South U.S. 27 Phase 2 Sewer Extensions
The work to be bid is described as follows:
CONTACT 177-20-02 (79)
South U.S. 27 Phase 2 Sanitary Sewer Extensions—One 20 gpm submersible
sewage pump station, approximately 1,360 linear feet of 2-inch HDPE force main,
approximately 1,780 linear feet of 8-inch PVC gravity sewer, and all necessary
appurtenances.
This Request for Proposals (RFP) is issued to solicit proposals from qualified, experienced,
financially sound, and responsible firms to provide all design, labor, equipment and materials to
complete the Modular Casework for the University of Kentucky HealthCare Cancer Center and
Advanced Ambulatory Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Scope of work to align with Trade Category
12B.8.
• The Contractor who is chosen to design, fabricate, and install the product must provide a
turn-key installation which includes clean-up from associated installation.
• The Contractor who is chosen must provide a single point of contact during the project
period. This single point of contact will have full responsibility for ensuring the project
requirements are completed.
• Provide complete all permitting, engineering, labor, materials, supplies, tools, appliances,
equipment, services, etc., necessary for the construction of TC 12B.8 Modular Casework for
Project #2563.00 – University of Kentucky, Cancer Center and Advanced Ambulatory
Center, Lexington, Kentucky, as set forth in the specifications and as shown on the drawings
as prepared by Champlin Architects, THP Limited, AEI Engineering, and approved by the
Capital Construction Procurement Section and the Capital Project Management Division and
under the terms and conditions of this RFP.
• Proposal shall include only the Modular Casework as part of base scope.
FSS – Renovation of KY State Capitol – Bid Pack 10 – Comprehensive Renovation
FSS – Renovation of KY State Capitol – Bid Pack 10 – Comprehensive Renovation
The Kentucky State Capitol Renovation – Bid Package 10 – Comprehensive Restoration incorporates the primary renovation of the building, including interior and partial structural demolition and interior renovation, restoration, and historic preservation. In addition to architectural components, Bid Package 10 incorporates full replacement of all plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and telecommunications systems, and the addition of fire protection, enhanced security, and audio-visual systems. Exterior scope included in Bid Package 10 is primarily limited to reconstruction of the West Terrace and the replacement of exterior doors and windows.
The project consists of the following and other Work indicated in the Contract Documents:
a. The replacement of the entire existing infrastructure including Mechanical Systems (Heating and AC), Plumbing, Data Cabling, Power Infrastructure, etc., which is obsolete and has far exceeded its life expectancy.
b. The introduction of new but required and necessary building systems which do not currently exist, such as automatic sprinkler systems, standpipes, smoke detection and fire alarm systems.
c. To the extent possible, the pathways required to distribute the new building infrastructure will be planned, designed, and installed in a manner that will allow relatively easy access in the future, without the need of “opening up” the building again, when the time comes to replace this new infrastructure.
d. The life expectancy of the new building infrastructure is planned to be 30 years at a minimum and / or meeting the appropriate standards of the industry, such as ASHRAE, etc.
e. Life safety and ADA compliance are to be achieved through the installation of the new building infrastructure, as well as architectural improvements including enclosing egress stairs, providing guardrails and railings in selected locations, new restrooms, and creating barrier free access to and within the building.
f. Managing risk associated with an historic building of this age and character, which includes addressing chronic deferred maintenance and considerable deterioration found in the Dome and Terraces, as well as other areas of the building, such as parapets, roof slabs, and moisture protection systems.
g. Protect, preserve, and restore the significant historic fabric of the building that has remained intact over the 100-plus year history of the building.
h. Enhance space utilization, create efficiencies and synergies both within the building and coordinated with the Capitol Annex which acts as an extension of the Capitol.
i. All proposed work will be planned, designed, and performed in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior Standards which form the basis for review and approval by the Kentucky Heritage Council, State Historic Preservation Office, thereby protecting the status of the building as a National Register property, as well as allowing for the potential of being elevated to National Historic Landmark (NHL) status when the work is completed. All decisions regarding the renovations to the Capitol building will be presented to the Historic Properties Advisory Commission on a quarterly basis for advice and consent.
