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The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts
Arterial Resurfacing To bid on this Contract, the Bidder must be prequalified by the City of Oklahoma City& rsquo; s Prequalification Review Board on the Bid Date and Bid Time as: Paving Contractor & ldquo; B& rdquo; In addition, any work for which a prequalification classification has been established must be performed by persons or entities prequalified by the Prequalification Review Board in those classifications. The Contractor and/or subcontractors ( if any) must be listed as prequalified in the area(
Bid Close Date:
Lot 48: New guardrail extruder terminal
Lot 1: Unclassified excavation
Lot 2: Unsuitable material excavation
Lot 3: Excess excavation
Lot 4: Clearing and grubbing
Lot 5: Cementitious stabilized subgrade ( 8 inches thick compacted)
Lot 6: Aggregate base
Lot 7: Processing existing base & surface with chemical additive method e
Lot 8: Tack coat ( css- 1h or cbc- 1h)
Lot 9: Superpave type s3 ( pg 58- 28 ok) 7"
Lot 10: Superpave type s5 ( pg 70- 28 ok) 2"
Lot 11: Superpave type s5 ( pg 70- 28 ok) 2. 5"
Lot 12: Cold milling pavement
Lot 13: P. C. Conc. Pavement ( 8 inches) ( **** psi hes) ( reinf. Conc. Valley gutter)
Lot 14: P. C. Conc. Pavement ( 8 inches) ( dowell jointed) ( **** psi hes)
Lot 15: Asphalt crack repair- 0 inch to 3/4 inch
Lot 16: Asphalt crack repair- greater than 3/4 inch to less than 2 inches
Lot 17: Asphalt crack repair- 2 inches and wider
Lot 18: Structural concrete
Lot 19: Reinforcing steel
Lot 20: Reinforced concrete pipe ( rcp) ( 18 inches)
Lot 21: Reinforced concrete pipe ( rcp) ( 24 inches)
Lot 22: Reinforced concrete pipe ( 42 inches)
Lot 23: Reinforced concrete pipe end section ( 18 inches)
Lot 24: Reinforced concrete pipe end section ( 24 inches)
Lot 25: Reinforced concrete pipe end section ( 42 inches)
Lot 26: Corrugated metal pipe( cmp) ( 18 inches)
Lot 27: Corrugated metal pipe end section ( cmp) ( 18 inches)
Lot 28: Pedestrian signal head ( 1 way 1 sec. Adj sig. Hd. )
Lot 29: Pedestrian push button and sign
Lot 30: Pedestal pole w/10 foot mounting height
Lot 31: Pull box type i
Lot 32: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( 6 inch wide)
Lot 33: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( 12 inch wide)
Lot 34: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( 24 inch wide)
Lot 35: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( arrows) ( single)
Lot 36: Remove traffic marking ( 4 inch wide stripe)
Lot 37: Construction staking ( construction survey)
Lot 38: Sidewalk removal
Lot 39: Driveway removal
Lot 40: Curb and gutter removal ( all types)
Lot 41: Sawcut pavement
Lot 42: Sidewalk 4 inch
Lot 43: 6 inch p. C. Conc. Driveway ( **** psi hes)
Lot 44: 8 inch p. C. Conc. Driveway ( **** psi hes)
Lot 45: Curb ramp ( 8 inches)
Lot 46: Tactile markers/truncated domes
Lot 47: Beam- type guardrail ( single)
Lot 48: New guardrail extruder terminal
Lot 49: Curb and gutter
Lot 50: Temporary silt fence
Lot 51: Temporary silt dikes
Lot 52: Solid slab sodding
Lot 53: Haul out milled pavement
Lot 54: Cleaning and sealing p. C. Concrete cracks
Lot 55: Concrete ( flowable fill)
Lot 56: Radar/video hybrid detection
Lot 57: Video incident monitoring system
Lot 58: Traffic control
Lot 59: Sidewalk bridge
The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts
Arterial Resurfacing To bid on this Contract, the Bidder must be prequalified by the City of Oklahoma City& rsquo; s Prequalification Review Board on the Bid Date and Bid Time as: Paving Contractor & ldquo; B& rdquo; In addition, any work for which a prequalification classification has been established must be performed by persons or entities prequalified by the Prequalification Review Board in those classifications. The Contractor and/or subcontractors ( if any) must be listed as prequalified in the area(
Bid Close Date:
Lot 26: New guardrail extruder terminal
Lot 1: Unclassified excavation
Lot 2: Unsuitable material excavation
Lot 3: Excess excavation
Lot 4: Clearing and grubbing
Lot 5: Portland cement
Lot 6: Aggregate base
Lot 7: Processing existing base & surface with chemical additive method e
Lot 8: Tack coat ( css- 1h or cbc- 1h)
Lot 9: Superpave type s3 ( pg 58- 28 ok) 4"
Lot 10: Superpave type s5 ( pg 70- 28 ok) 2"
Lot 11: Structural concrete
Lot 12: Reinforcing steel
Lot 13: Corrugated metal pipe( cmp) ( 18 inches)
Lot 14: Corrugated metal pipe end section ( cmp) ( 18 inches)
Lot 15: Sheet aluminum signs
Lot 16: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( 6 inch wide)
Lot 17: Traffic stripe ( plastic) ( 24 inch wide)
Lot 18: Construction staking ( construction survey)
Lot 19: Traffic control ( changeable message signs)
Lot 20: Driveway removal
Lot 21: Sawcut pavement
Lot 22: Driveway ( 6 inch)
Lot 23: Driveway ( 10 inch)
Lot 24: Type 1 plain riprap
Lot 25: Beam- type guardrail ( single)
Lot 26: New guardrail extruder terminal
Lot 27: Temporary silt fence
Lot 28: Solid slab sodding
Lot 29: Haul out milled pavement
Lot 30: Traffic control ( 2 lane mile section)
The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts
Utility Cut Street Repairs & ldquo; To bid on this Contract, the Bidder must be prequalified by the City of Oklahoma City& rsquo; s Prequalification Review Board on the Bid Date and Bid Time as: Paving Contractor & ldquo; B. & rdquo; In addition, any work for which a prequalification classification has been established must be performed by persons or entities prequalified by the Prequalification Review Board in those classifications. The Contractor and/or subcontractors ( if any) must be listed as prequalif
Bid Close Date:
Lot 55: New Guardrail Extruder Terminal
Lot 1: Unsuitable Material Excavation
Lot 2: Borrow
Lot 3: Type A Aggregate Base
Lot 4: PCC Pavement Repair ( 6 Inch) ( **** PSI Class A)
Lot 5: PCC Pavement Repair ( 8 Inch) ( **** PSI Class A)
Lot 6: PCC Pavement Repair ( 10 Inch) ( **** PSI Class A)
Lot 7: Structural Concrete
Lot 8: Reinforcing Steel
Lot 9: Reinforced Concrete Pipe ( RCP) ( 18 Inch)
Lot 10: Reinforced Concrete Pipe ( RCP) ( 24 Inch)
Lot 11: Reinforced Concrete Pipe ( RCP) ( 36 Inch)
Lot 12: Reinforced Concrete Pipe End Section ( RCP) ( 18 Inch)
Lot 13: Reinforced Concrete Pipe End Section ( RCP) ( 24 Inch)
Lot 14: Polypropylene Pipe ( 18 Inch)
Lot 15: Polypropylene Pipe ( 24 Inch)
Lot 16: Corrugated Metal Pipe ( CMP) ( 18 Inch)
Lot 17: Corrugated Metal Pipe ( CMP) ( 24 Inch)
Lot 18: Resetting Existing Manhole Ring and Cover to Grade
Lot 19: Setting New Manhole Ring and Cover to Grade
Lot 20: Inlet ( Design No. 2- 0)
Lot 21: Resetting Existing Inlet Frame and Grate
Lot 22: Storm Sewer Hood Replacement
Lot 23: Storm Sewer Cast Grate Replacement
Lot 24: Storm Sewer Cast Frame Replacement
Lot 25: Water Service Line Single Short Service ( 1 Inch) ( W/Meter Relocate)
Lot 26: Water Valve Box
Lot 27: Two Conductor Shielded Loop Detector Lead- In Cable
Lot 28: Loop Detector Wire ( Awg 14) ( Type Xhhw)
Lot 29: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( 4 Inch Wide)
Lot 30: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( 6 Inch Wide)
Lot 31: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( 8 Inch Wide)
Lot 32: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( 12 Inch Wide)
Lot 33: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( 24 Inch Wide)
Lot 34: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( Arrows and Words)
Lot 35: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( Symbols) ( RR Tracks)
Lot 36: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( Black Shadow Striping) ( 4 Inch Wide)
Lot 37: Traffic Stripe ( Plural- Component) ( Black Shadow Striping) ( 6 Inch Wide)
Lot 38: Pavement Marking Removal ( 4 Inch Wide)
Lot 39: Pavement Marking Removal ( 6 Inch Wide)
Lot 40: Pavement Marking Removal ( 24 Inch Wide)
Lot 41: Structure Removal ( Storm Sewer Inlet)
Lot 42: Remove Sidewalk
Lot 43: Remove Driveway
Lot 44: Remove Curb and Gutter
Lot 45: Sidewalk ( 4 Inch)
Lot 46: P. C. Conc. Driveway ( Class A) ( 6 Inch)
Lot 47: Curb Ramp ( 6 Inch Thick)
Lot 48: Curb Ramp ( 8 Inch Thick)
Lot 49: Tactile Warning Device
Lot 50: Type I Plain Riprap ( Thickness
Lot 51: 24 Inch)
Lot 52: Perforated Pipe Underdrain ( 6 Inch)
Lot 53: Non- Perforated Pipe Underdrain ( 6 Inch)
Lot 54: W- Beam Single Guardrail
Lot 55: New Guardrail Extruder Terminal
Lot 56: Concrete Curb and Gutter
Lot 57: Concrete Integral Curb
Lot 58: Temporary Silt Dike
Lot 59: Temporary Silt Fence
Lot 60: Solid Slab Sodding
Lot 61: Tree Removal ( 3 To 12 Inch Caliper)
Lot 62: Tree Removal ( Over 12 Inch Caliper)
Lot 63: Concrete Valley Gutters ( **** PSI CLASS A)
Lot 64: Permanent Paving Cut Repair ( **** PSI Class A)
Lot 65: Small Utility Pavement Cut Repair ( **** PSI Class A)
Lot 66: Storm Water Curb Opening
Lot 67: Water Meter Box ( Traffic Type)
Lot 68: Existing Water Meter Adjust to Grade
Lot 69: Existing Valve Box Adjust to Grade
Lot 70: Remove And Relocate Sign
Lot 71: Pavement Marking Removal ( Arrows, Words, Or Symbol)
Lot 72: Geotextile Separator Fabric For Bases
Lot 73: Geogrid Subgrade Reinforcement of Pavement Structures
Lot 74: Controlled Low- Strength Material ( CLSM) ( 600 PSI)
Lot 75: Controlled Low- Strength Material ( CLSM) ( 100 PSI)
Lot 76: Pedestrian Guardrail
Lot 77: Piperail
Lot 78: Sidewalk Pavers
Lot 79: Pavement Pavers
Lot 80: Stamped Concrete Finish
Lot 81: Colored Concrete
Lot 82: Curbside Mailbox ( Complete In Place)
Lot 83: Brick/Stone Mail Box ( Complete In Place)
Agriculture, Department Of- Agricultural Research Service- Usda Ars Afm Apd
Extruder Power Wiring - This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Part 12. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Quotations are being requested and a separate written solicitatio
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