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The project involves improvements to the Gila County Courthouse parking lot, including asphalt replacement, restriping, curb replacement, and signage. The contractor is responsible for obtaining permits, complying with various standards (MAG, ADOT, MCDOT), coordinating with utilities, and providing a pre-construction video. A detailed work plan, including traffic control measures, is required. The project must be substantially complete within 90 calendar days of the notice to proceed, and final completion within 120 calendar days. The contractor must submit an overall project schedule and a three-week look-ahead forecast schedule, updated bi-weekly and weekly, respectively. The county reserves the right to inspect the staking and layout work. Record drawings as-builts must be submitted within 30 calendar days of final inspection. Payment for mobilization, subgrade preparation, aggregate base course, asphalt concrete pavement, and traffic control will be made according to the contract unit prices and allowances.

The Escambia County Engineering Department is seeking engineering construction plans for the Quintette95A realignment project. The design portion is funded by local sales taxes, and the construction portion by a combination of local and state funds. The project involves realigning the east and west portions of Quintette Road, adding a traffic signal, and a westbound right turn lane onto CR 95A. The selected consultant will be responsible for public input, surveying, construction plan preparation, permitting, bidding assistance, and limited project construction oversight.

Bid due date is 08/13/2025 11:00 AM PDT. Response format is electronic. Project type is RFP. Award type is lump sum. License requirements apply. Pre-bid meeting is virtual on 07/08/2025 10:00 AM PDT. Online QA is required with deadline of 08/06/2025 4:00 PM PDT. Consultant must be a licensed professional civil engineer registered in California. Project duration is 4 years. Bidders must engage project participation of DBEs in the specified percentage or demonstrate good faith effort. Failure to comply will result in a proposal being declared not responsive.

The project involves the construction of a road, bridges, and improvements to picnic areas and a trailhead in Marshall Gulch. A preconstruction meeting is required. A schedule for all work must be submitted and approved by the government prior to construction beginning. Allow 5 days for the review of deliverables. Construction activity for main bid items and additive bid items 1-3 can begin August 1st. Construction activity for additive bid items 4 and 5 can begin September 1st. The operation of heavy equipment passed March 1st will not be permitted. The required deliverables include, but are not limited to, a schedule, contractor weed-free material sources certification, material certifications, permits and agreements, certified delivery records of items weighed for payment, survey notes, contractor quality control plan, traffic control plan, soil erosion sediment control measures plan, erosion and sediment control measure inspections reports, sampling, testing, compaction results, cofferdam design, dewatering plans, sampling, testing, compaction results, material certifications, aggregate surface material, written request for roadbed approval, aggregate testing results, concrete mix design, steel order lists and bending diagrams, production certification, weed-free approved seed mix certification. The government will furnish one Ventek electronic fee machine model M600XC.