The Kentucky State Police is proposing to erect three (3) new communications towers in Western Kentucky. The site names are 2-13 Webster County DOT, 1-7 Ballard County Jail, and 1-9 Art’s Oasis. The new structure at 2-13 Webster County DOT will be a 195’ tall latticed steel self-supporting tower designed to accommodate a future 55’ extension. The new structures at 1-7 Ballard County Jail and 1-9 Art’s Oasis will be 250’ tall latticed steel self-supporting towers designed to accommodate future 50’ extensions. All new tower sites will require a new equipment shelter, generator, and propane tank.
The Kentucky State Police is also proposing to install a new equipment shelter at an existing site named 2-12 Wendell H Ford. The existing 190’ tall latticed steel self-supporting tower requires structural modifications to increase the capacity of the tower.
This project involves installing structural foundations, erecting towers and installing tower modifications, installing all necessary site components, and completing all exterior improvements per the project drawings. The new tower steel and hardware, equipment shelters, generators, and automatic transfer switches (ATS) will be provided by the Kentucky State Police. The contractor is responsible for the transportation and delivery of all site components to the project locations. The contractor is responsible for the coordination of delivery and receipt of the new tower steel and hardware from the tower manufacturer.
South Oldham High School – Phase 2 Athletic Field House Renovation & Addition
South Oldham High School – Phase 2 Athletic Field House Renovation & Addition
The project scope includes renovation of the existing Field House with a small
282 square foot addition. Renovations include a Locker Room, Team Room, and restrooms. The
Addition is load-bearing single wythe CMU on concrete spread footings with metal joists and deck,
and PVC roofing. Major system upgrades include Mechanical, Plumbing, Fire Protection, Electrical
and Voice/Data.
City of Frankfort – Unit Price Concrete Projects 2021
City of Frankfort – Unit Price Concrete Projects 2021
Project consists of general concrete sidewalk and
curb maintenance and construction, new sidewalk and curb construction and
miscellaneous storm sewer construction to be performed for the City of Frankfort as needed.
The Natural Bridge Lodge Re Roof project is the removal of the existing roof coverings and replacement with new roof. The majority of the roof will be dimensional shingles and the low slope roof over kitchen will be a SBS modified roofing system. Project will also consist of roof edge flashing replacement and wood dormer repair and stone mortar pointing.
LaGrange Utilities Commission – North Interceptor Sanitary Phase 1
LaGrange Utilities Commission – North Interceptor Sanitary Phase 1
The work to be bid upon is described as follows:
– Install 4 x 6’ precast sanitary manholes.
– Install 257 LF 24” PVC gravity sanitary line.
– Install 167 LF 36” steel casing.
– Remove 75 LF existing 10” force main (50 LF of which is in 24” steel casing under railroad) and replace with 75 LF 18” HDPE gravity sanitary.
– Install 1 x 6’ epoxy-lined manhole in Main Street.
– Reconnect existing 10” force main and 8” gravity sanitary.
– Bypass pumping/hauling as required for construction. North Interceptor has average flow of 100,000 gpd.
– Time allowed for completion of the Project is 28 consecutive calendar days.
Replace existing side acting fire door accordion panels with new accordion panels of same
manufacturer (McKeon model# AC8614-G). All other components of existing Door to be
inspected and refurbished as applicable.
This purpose of this project is to replace an unreliable and undersized condensate receiver in
the CCC mechanical room at the UK Hospital. The new condensate receiver is sized to the
current space of the CCC area and will include a usage meter. New insulation will also be
installed.
Project 8288 is to install a SPECT-CT Scanner in ROOM A213. This room is presently being used as an
Ultra Sound room. A new control room and hot room will be added in existing area. New HVAC and Electric
will be needed. Lead walls and doors will be added, as well. Steel beam support will be added under CT
room for support. Controls, IT, CNS will be added. Contractor items will be spelled out on Matrix in
Drawings. Paint, flooring, general contract items are addressed in the drawings.
Description and location of Project: The principal features of the work to be performed under this contract include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Removal of Loadcenters L-2A, L-2B including the 4.16kV primary switches and the
480 volt secondary main and sub-feeder breakers;
2. Replacement of two (2) 500kVA dry-type transformers including the primary and
secondary feeds;
3. Replacement of Motor Control Center MCC-Q-P10 with a main-tie-main MCC and
providing a new feed to each main;
4. Re-feeding the existing 480 volt loads from the new MCC or the new 480 volt
panelboards;
5. Installation of new panelboards with dual feed via automatic transfer switch and re
feed existing 480 volt circuits;
6. Installation of a new outdoor 480 volt panelboard for exterior gate feeds;
7. Re-routing remaining circuits as indicated on the Drawings;
8. Testing and coordination with Louisville MSD and their plant operations;
9. Restoration of all surfaces including floors, walls, and ceilings that were disturbed
during construction.
All work shall be done in accordance to MSD’s Standard Specifications.
Estimate:
$ 45,042.50
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 90 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
LOWER PINE CONE ROAD: To arrive at this site in Perry County, from the intersection of Rt.15 and Rt. 80 in Hazard, take Rt. 80 east for 2.1 miles to a left turn onto Pine Cone Road. The slide area approximately 130 feet in length is on the left side of Upper Pine Cone Road and is threatening to cause the road surface to collapse. Lat. 37.30361 Long. 83.18880.
Reclamation work at this site will include the upper road being relocated by excavating into the hillside for a length of 270 l.f. to move the roadbed away from the failing slope. Waste material generated from the hillside excavation (approximately 1000 cubic yds.) will be placed in an area previously used as an AML waste site located off KY 80 about 1.1 miles east from the project site.
The project area is small at only about 1 acre. No permits are expected to be required for this project. Traffic control will not be necessary for this project.
Estimate:
$381,397.25
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The proposed Earl Sass AMD abatement project consists of 17 acres and includes the acidic discharge from the shaft of a pre-law mine. The site is located near Echols in Ohio County, KY at Latitude 37° 19’46” N and longitude 86° 58’18” W. To reach the site from the Beaver Dam exit on the Western Kentucky Parkway, take US 231 North to Beaver Dam, make a left turn onto US62W, continue on 62W for 8.5 miles, turn left onto KY 1245 for 1.56 miles, continue straight onto KY 176 for .16 miles, turn right onto Scottown Road. The site is on the right in approximately 0.6 miles. The site design proposal is to control and treat the iron discharge.
Proposed near the source of the seep is an Anoxic Limestone drain. The limestone drain is 100’ x 60’ x 5’, covered with a minimum of 2’ of soil. The drain will be lined with 20 mil pvc liner and wrapped burrito style. The rock in the drain will be high purity limestone, 2″ to 6″ diameter rock. The anoxic limestone drain will discharge into an aerobic filter wetland. The wetland will be lined with a compacted layer of a mixture of soil and bentonite. A 6″ layer of no. 2 stone will be placed in the wetland, next a 12″ layer of hardwood bark will be placed on top of the stone. Wetland species such as cattails are to be planted in the wetland. The water depth in the wetland will be 6″ to 12″. The wetland will discharge into a constructed class II ditch which will discharge into an existing pond.
A portion of the site is located within an arear classified as flood zone. Waste material generated by the project will be disposed of in areas outside of the flood area.
Silt control measures consist of using the existing pond and following best management practices. A turbity curtain is proposed for the existing pond to prevent short circuiting.
Most of the site is maintained grassland. However, there are a few trees that might potentially be cut during the exploration phase to locate the existing shaft. All disturbed areas will be promptly revegetated at the end of construction.
The architectural scope of work for the Governor’s Mansion Miscellaneous Repairs for the fireplaces includes the following: Sealing cracks and openings in firebox to prevent exposure to potentially combustible materials .Resurface flues with Heatshield Certfractory Flue Sealant.Parge Coat the Smoke Chambers .Fully service, clean, and reposition (6) gas log burner sets for best function and operability. Miscellaneous gas pipe & valve repairs, replacement. Repair, reconstruct firebox, smoke chamber area in (2) locations. Install (1) new vented gas log set. Install (1) new ventless gas log set. Install (4) new copper chimney caps with proper clearances to chimney crown and flues .Install additional top section of double-wall chimney pipe to existing pipe on roof to properly separate intake and exhaust air for fireplace #6.Install Screens at firebox openings as indicated in the drawings.
Calloway County Public Library – Addition & Renovation
Calloway County Public Library – Addition & Renovation
Scope of Work consists of, but is not limited to the following:
• Phased Construction to allow the Library to stay open
• Temporary Controls for Site and Building
• Selective Demolition
• Site Work / Excavation / Grading / Utilities
• Site Improvement – Soil Preparation and Plantings
• Concrete / Structural Steel / Light Gauge Metal Framing
• Brick & Stone Veneer
• Metal Roofing
• Interior Metal Stud Framing & Gypsum Wall Board
• Plumbing
• Mechanical/HVAC/ Fire Protection
• Electrical
Repair concrete sidewalks at West Kentucky Correctional Center in Fredonia, KY. Work will consist of removal and replacement of existing concrete sidewalks and related grading and drainage work.
Spencer County Fiscal Court – Little Elk Creek Road Bridge Replacement
Spencer County Fiscal Court – Little Elk Creek Road Bridge Replacement
The scope of the work is for the replacement of 1 bridge on Little Elk Creek Road
in Spencer County, KY. This work includes the demolition of an existing bridge,
construction of a roadway diversion, construction of a 40’ Long x 12’ Wide concrete
composite box beam bridge, alternate 1 bid for roadway and modular block wall
construction, and alternate 2 bid for CON/SPAN culvert.
Provide a new stand alone chiller (with air side economizer) to serve the Governor’s mansion. Provide new piping from the chilled water mains to the mansion. Provide cross over control valves to allow the mansion to be feed from the central plant or from the stand alone chiller.
The Work of the Project is defined by the Contract Documents and consists of, but not limited to, the following site clearing and new construction work of a classroom building and a fire fighting simulator (burn tower): Site clearing including, but not limited to, existing concrete driver training pad and other Work indicated in the Contract Documents.
Construction of new KCTCS NRPC Classroom training facility. Construction of new KCTCS NRPC fire fighting simulator, Burn Tower.
Description and location of Project:
The Bells Lane WWTF Polymer Dosing System Updates (“Project”) project includes: removal of the existing air flush and water flush control valves for the polymer distribution system and installation of new valves in a different location in the same room; installation of a new solvent flush system for the polymer blending and dosing system; relocation of various appurtenances associated with the polymer blending, dosing, and distribution system; and installation of system control Panel(s) in support of the flushing system upgrades to the polymer blending, dosing, and distribution system. The project is located at the Bells Lane WWTF at 4010 Bells Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40211. All work shall be done in accordance to MSD’s Standard Specifications.
