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USA | KY | FRANKLIN COUNTY | FRANKFORT Small City

Commonwealth Of Kentucky - Facilities & Support Services - KY

RFB- 275- 26 Willisburg Lake Dam Rehabilitation Project

Willisburg Lake Dam Rehabilitation Project Base bid work includes construction of a reinforced concrete auxiliary spillway with two precast concrete culverts, a reinforced concrete stepped chute, and a reinforced concrete stilling basin. Also includes a reinforced concrete floodwall with concrete cutoff, rockfill along the upstream slope, and a rockfill stability berm along the downstream slope. New low- level drawdown valve, replacement of existing low- level drawdown valve, and remediation of concrete cracking and seepage in the principal spillway culvert. Abandonment of the city of Springfield' s raw water intake and installation of new raw water intake lines within the principal spillway culvert. Contractor- designed water diversion plan required. Site preparation, erosion and sedimentation control, slope construction and protection, construction access, selective demolition, earthwork, temporary shoring, traffic control and maintenance, storm drainage, and site grading and restoration work. Demolition of

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Lot 1: ONLY ONLINE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS RFB. Emailed and hard copies delivered by any method WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. On this line, Bidders must enter $ 0. 00 for Contract Amount in the e- procurement system. Actual Contract Amount must be entered on " Official Bid Document" and submitted as an attachment in the e- procurement system. Vendors should review and update, if necessary, all addresses and contact persons for their account prior to bid submission. This information will carry forward to a contract if awarded, therefore please ensure all information is correct. Entire Official Bid Document and Bid Bond ( if required) should be combined as one PDF and uploaded The Base BID Work shall include construction of a reinforced concrete auxiliary spillway with two, 8 feet by 16 feet, precast concrete culverts through the dam crest to serve as the spillway inlet with a reinforced concrete stepped chute along the downstream slope that discharges into a reinforced concrete stilling basin at the toe of the dam. A reinforced concrete floodwall with concrete cutoff shall be constructed along the upstream crest of the dam along KY- 555 with rockfill placed along the upstream slope of the dam. A rockfill stability berm shall be constructed along the downstream slope. The BASE BID Work further includes a new low- level drawdown valve in the dry well of the riser structure, replacement of the existing low level drawdown valve, and remediation of concrete cracking and seepage in the existing principal spillway culvert. In addition, the City of Springfields raw water intake will be abandoned and new raw water intake lines installed within the principal spillway culvert. A Contractor designed Water Diversion Plan is required. The BASE BID Work will also consist of site preparation, erosion and sedimentation control, slope construction and protection, construction access, selective demolition, earthwork, temporary shoring, traffic control and maintenance, storm drainage, and site grading and restoration work. Demolition Work sh

USA | OK | OKLAHOMA CITY AND TRUSTS

The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts

Park Improvements Pre- qualification is & quot; Paving Contractor & quot; B& quot; or & quot; Buidling Contractor & quot; B& quot; The Contractor or subcontractors ( if any) must be listed as prequalified in the areas of : Stormwater Contractor & quot; C& quot;; Waterline Pipeline Contractor & quot; C& quot;; Wastewater Pipeline & quot; C& quot; and Paving Contractor & quot; C& quot;

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Lot 120: Temporary sediment basin

Lot 1: Unclassified excavation

Lot 2: Unsuitable material excavation

Lot 3: Excess excavation

Lot 4: Embankment

Lot 5: Borrow

Lot 6: Type a salvaged topsoil

Lot 7: Trench excavation and backfill 0' to 10'

Lot 8: Crushed rock foundation

Lot 9: Cement slurry stabilized subgrade

Lot 10: Cement treated base

Lot 11: Aggregate base

Lot 12: Fog seal

Lot 13: Tack coat

Lot 14: Nt tack material

Lot 15: Pmcrs- 1s

Lot 16: Superpave, type s3

Lot 17: Superpave, type s5

Lot 18: Superpave, type s3 ( patching)

Lot 19: Cold milling pavement

Lot 20: P. C. Concrete pavement ( 6 inches)( **** psi)

Lot 21: Dowel jointed p. C. Concrete pavement ( 6 inches)( **** psi)

Lot 22: Cont reinforced p. C. Concrete pavement ( 6 inches)( **** psi)

Lot 23: Concrete joint sealing

Lot 24: Diamond grinding concrete pavement

Lot 25: Asphalt crack repair ( 3/4' wide or less)

Lot 26: Asphalt crack repair ( greater than 3/4' to less than 2'' wide)

Lot 27: Asphalt crack repair ( 2'' wide and greater)

Lot 28: Reinforcing steel

Lot 29: Reinforced concrete pipe ( rcp)( 18 inches)

Lot 30: Reinforced concrete pipe ( rcp)( 24 inches)

Lot 31: Reinforced concrete pipe end section ( rcp)( 18 inches)

Lot 32: Reinforced concrete pipe end section ( rcp)( 24 inches)

Lot 33: Polypropylene pipe ( 12 inches)

Lot 34: Polypropylene pipe ( 18 inches)

Lot 35: Polypropylene pipe ( 24 inches)

Lot 36: Polypropylene pipe end section ( 12 inches)

Lot 37: Polypropylene pipe end section ( 18 inches)

Lot 38: Polypropylene pipe end section ( 24 inches)

Lot 39: CORRUGATED METAL PIPE ( CMP) ( 18 Inches)

Lot 40: CORRUGATED METAL PIPE ( CMP) ( 24 Inches)

Lot 41: CORRUGATED METAL PIPE END SECTION ( CMP) ( 18 Inches)

Lot 42: CORRUGATED METAL PIPE END SECTION ( CMP) ( 24 Inches)

Lot 43: Abandoning manhole ( size)

Lot 44: Removing manhole ( size)

Lot 45: Raising manhole ( type i)

Lot 46: Raising manhole ( type ii)

Lot 47: Lowering manhole ( type i)

Lot 48: Lowering manhole ( type ii)

Lot 49: Resetting existing manhole ring and cover

Lot 50: Setting new manhole ring and cover

Lot 51: Raising manhole lid

Lot 52: Inlet ( design no. 2- 0)

Lot 53: Inlet ( design no. 2- 1)

Lot 54: Resetting existing inlet frame and grate ( design 2- 0)

Lot 55: Resetting existing inlet frame and grate ( design 2- 1)

Lot 56: Waterline pipe ( 1 inch) ( polyline)

Lot 57: Fittings ( various fitting types, 1 inch)

Lot 58: Single short service ( 1 inch)

Lot 59: Single long service ( 1 inch)

Lot 60: Meter relocation ( 1 inch)

Lot 61: Tap ( 1 inch)

Lot 62: Fire hydrant

Lot 63: Removal of fire hydrant

Lot 64: VALVE AND VALVE BOX ( 1 INCH)( TYPE)( 1- 3 feet)

Lot 65: Valve and vault ( 2 inch)

Lot 66: Vault

Lot 67: Sanitary sewer pipe ( 4 inch)

Lot 68: Sewer service connection

Lot 69: Riser pipe

Lot 70: Sewer service line

Lot 71: Abandoning sewer

Lot 72: High density polyethylene ( hdpe) pipe ( 12 inch)

Lot 73: High density polyethylene ( hdpe) pipe ( 18 inch)

Lot 74: High density polyethylene ( hdpe) pipe ( 24 inch)

Lot 75: Polyvinyl chloride ( pvc) ( 1/2 inch)

Lot 76: Polyvinyl chloride ( pvc) ( 3/4 inch)

Lot 77: Polyvinyl chloride ( pvc) ( 1 inch)

Lot 78: Polyvinyl chloride ( pvc) ( 2 inch)

Lot 79: Polyvinyl chloride ( pvc) ( 4 inch)

Lot 80: Arrow display

Lot 81: Construction sign

Lot 82: Construction barricade

Lot 83: Vertical panel

Lot 84: Changeable message sign

Lot 85: Structure removal ( storm sewer inlet)

Lot 86: Structure removal ( storm sewer pipe up to 24")

Lot 87: Pavement removal ( concrete)

Lot 88: Pavement removal ( asphalt)

Lot 89: Sidewalk removal

Lot 90: Driveway removal ( concrete)

Lot 91: Curb and gutter removal ( all types)

Lot 92: Pavement cut and repair ( concrete)

Lot 93: Base repair ( asphalt)

Lot 94: Saw cut pavement ( full depth)

Lot 95: Sidewalk ( 5 inch, reinforced)

Lot 96: Driveway ( 8 inch)

Lot 97: Curb ramp ( 5 inch reinforced)

Lot 98: Tactile warning device

Lot 99: Integral curb for sidewalk

Lot 100: Class c concrete

Lot 101: Type i plain riprap

Lot 102: Type ii plain riprap with filter blanket

Lot 103: Filter blanket

Lot 104: Type v laid- up riprap

Lot 105: Type vi grouted riprap

Lot 106: Woven wire fence - type i

Lot 107: Wwf gates - type i

Lot 108: Chain link fence - type ii

Lot 109: Clf gates - type ii

Lot 110: Stran wire fence - type iii

Lot 111: Swf gate - type iii

Lot 112: Curb and gutter ( 6 inches)

Lot 113: Curb and gutter ( 8 inches)

Lot 114: Integral curb

Lot 115: Pipe railing

Lot 116: Miscellaneous pipe work

Lot 117: Temporary slope drains

Lot 118: Temporary silt fence

Lot 119: Temporary sediment filter

Lot 120: Temporary sediment basin

Lot 121: Temporary silt dike

Lot 122: Temporary rock filter dam

Lot 123: Temporary fiber log

Lot 124: Vegetative mulching ( 60% common bermudagrass/40% annual ryegrass)

Lot 125: Excelsior mulching

Lot 126: Wood cellulose fiber

Lot 127: Excelsior mat

Lot 128: Solid slab sodding ( u- 3 bermudagrass)

Lot 129: Solid slab sodding ( tahoma 36 bermudagrass)

Lot 130: Solid slab sodding ( cody buffalograss)

Lot 131: Row sprigging

Lot 132: Seeding ( common bermudagrass)

Lot 133: Seeding ( annual ryegrass)

Lot 134: Trees ( shade, 2- inch cal. )

Lot 135: Trees ( ornamental, 1- 1/2- inch cal. )

Lot 136: Shrubs ( 5- gal)

Lot 137: Shrubs ( 3- gal)

Lot 138: Survey crew ( two man)

Lot 139: Mulch

Lot 140: Wood chips

Lot 141: Tree protection fencing

Lot 142: Tree protection sign

Lot 143: Matting

Lot 144: Geogrid

Lot 145: Filter fabric

Lot 146: Post- tension concrete ( sport court)

Lot 147: Court surfacing ( full color, multi- sport)

Lot 148: Unit masonry facia

Lot 149: Concrete masonry unit

Lot 150: Neighborhood park sign

Lot 151: Community park sign

Lot 152: 20x20 SHADE STRUCTURE

Lot 153: **** SHADE STRUCTURE

Lot 154: **** SHADE STRUCTURE

Lot 155: Metal bench ( 6- foot)

Lot 156: Metal picnic table square ( 4- foot square)

Lot 157: Metal picnic table rectangular ( 8- foot ada compliant)

Lot 158: Metal picnic table round ( 42- inch)

Lot 159: Metal grill ( large)

Lot 160: Metal grill ( small)

Lot 161: Dog waste station

Lot 162: Fixed bollard ( surface mount)

Lot 163: Drinking fountain

Lot 164: Basketball goal system

Lot 165: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 1/2 inch)

Lot 166: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 3/4 inch)

Lot 167: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 1 inch)

Lot 168: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 1- 1/2 inch)

Lot 169: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 2 inch)

Lot 170: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 3 inch)

Lot 171: Install irrigation pipe ( pvc - 4 inch)

Lot 172: Remove and reset turf irrigation head ( large)

Lot 173: Remove and reset turf irrigation head ( small)

Lot 174: Remove and reset bed irrigation head

Lot 175: Install new turf rotor head ( large)

Lot 176: Install new turf rotor head ( small)

Lot 177: Install new rotorory head

Lot 178: Install new spray head

Lot 179: Install new 2- wire controller

Lot 180: Controller wire ( 2- wire) ( w/rain- freeze sensor)

Lot 181: Irrigation control valve with decoder ( 1 inch)

Lot 182: Irrigation control valve with decoder ( 2 inch)

Lot 183: Irrigation control valve with decoder ( 3 inch)

Lot 184: Master control valve

Lot 185: Flow sensor

Lot 186: Backflow preventor ( 2 inch)

Lot 187: Backflow preventor ( 4 inch)

Lot 188: Hotbox enclosure

Lot 189: Small control valve box

Lot 190: Large control valve box

Lot 191: Clearing and grubbing

Lot 192: Selective clearing

USA | FL | ST. LUCIE COUNTY | FT PIERCE

St. Lucie County - Purchasing Department - FL

Sediment Management

Ft Pierce Inlet Sediment Impoundment Basin Maintenance Dredging & Beach Placement - The Project Work consists of the placement of approximately 69, 500 cubic yards of screened dredged material along 2, 000 feet of beach located immediately south of the Fort Pierce Inlet South Jetty.

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USA | DC | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COUNTY | WASHINGTON

Agriculture, Department Of- Forest Service- Usda- Fs, Stewardship Contracting Branch

Sediment Filter Bags

Mark Twain NF Beaver Lake Dam Rehabilitation - MAKING IMPROVEMENTS AS NECESSARY TO DRAW DOWN WATER LEVELS, CLEAR AND GRUB, EXCAVATE AND REMOVE EXISTING OVERFLOW CONDUIT AND APPURTENANCES AND REPAIRING SPILLWAY EROSION WITH RIPRAP.

Dam rehabilitation and erosion repair 1. Improvements to draw down water levels. 2. Clearing and grubbing. 3. Excavation and removal of existing overflow conduit and appurtenances. 4. Repairing spillway erosion with riprap. 5. Furnishing rot and mildew resistant sediment filter bags ( minimum footprint 150 sq ft, sewn- in sleeve for minimum 4- inch pump discharge hose). 6. Furnishing prefabricated filter inserts for catch basins or drop inlets with high- flow bypass. 7. Furnishing floating turbidity curtains ( made of tightly woven nylon, plastic, or other non- deteriorating material, with fabric overlap, supporting flotation, ballast chain, and dual galvanized wire rope load lines). 8. Geotextile for separation and stabilization.

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