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USA | CA | SANTA CLARA COUNTY | SAN JOSE

San Jose Evergreen Community College District

Concrete Walkways/ Accessible Parking

Bid **** San Jose City College ADA Flatwork Site Improvements Phase 2 Summary of Work. The Project entails modifications to existing door landings, walkways, stairs & related flatwork adjacent to existing building along with modifications to existing ADA parking & path of travel adjacent to existing buildings including the Student Center & Library, in Parking LotD and at the Leigh Avenue campus entrance sidewalk. Contractor must coordinate its work with ascheduled power shut- down, as well as ongoing

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USA | MA | SUFFOLK COUNTY | BOSTON

Commbuys - Arlington Housing Authority - MA

Concrete Walkway

Entry Door Upgrade at State Aided Development

Entry door upgrade at state aided development: Chestnut Manor **** in Arlington, Massachusetts Add a vestibule within the community room at the existing rear entrance; new storefront in 3 openings including 2 power- operated entry doors; partitions, painting, and ceiling systems; walk- off carpet tile flooring at vestibule; cabinetry, woodwork and counter; addition of HVAC equipment for vestibule; expand and modify existing intercom, security, fire alarm, and access control systems including new NVR system; electrical work including interior and exterior lighting; new accessible concrete walkway, landing, curbing; paved walkways; metal railings

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USA | MA | MIDDLESEX COUNTY | FRAMINGHAM Small City

City Of Framingham

RFQ # **** - Cushing Memorial Chapel Accessible Walkway Project The City of Framingham is seeking a qualified Architectural/Engineering ( AE) Design Services Firm to provide Design Services for work to the Cushing Memorial Chapel, 60 Dudley Road, Framingham, MA.

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USA | MA | MIDDLESEX COUNTY | FRAMINGHAM Small City

City Of Framingham - MA

Cushing Memorial Chapel Accessible Walkway Project

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USA | OK | OKLAHOMA CITY AND TRUSTS

The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts

MAPS 4 NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY PARKS PHASE 1C Prequalification is & quot; Building Contractor A& quot; M4- NPC12 MAPS 4 Neighborhood and Community Parks Phase 1C

maps for neighborhood and community parks phase 1c

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Lot 1: Clearing and grubbing

Lot 2: Raising manhole ( type i)

Lot 3: High density polyethylene ( hdpe) pipe ( 12")

Lot 4: Construction staking ( construction survey)

Lot 5: Mobilization ( sp)

Lot 6: Structure removal ( bleachers)

Lot 7: Structure removal ( tree)

Lot 8: Structure removal ( shrub)

Lot 9: Structure removal ( picnic table)

Lot 10: Structure removal ( bench)

Lot 11: Structure removal ( curb)

Lot 12: Structure removal ( chainlink fence)

Lot 13: Structure removal ( basketball court)

Lot 14: Pavement removal ( concrete)

Lot 15: Sidewalk removal

Lot 16: Curb and gutter removal

Lot 17: Concrete sidewalk

Lot 18: Curb ramp

Lot 19: Curb and gutter

Lot 20: Temporary silt fence

Lot 21: Inlet protection

Lot 22: Solid slab sodding

Lot 23: Trees ( shumard oak)

Lot 24: Trees ( cedar elm)

Lot 25: Trees ( eastern redbud)

Lot 26: Removal planting bed

Lot 27: Chain link fence and gate

Lot 28: Structure removal ( playground)

Lot 29: Removal ( concrete pavers)

Lot 30: Removal ( shade shelter)

Lot 31: Remove and relocate ( lightpole)

Lot 32: 6' surface mount bench

Lot 33: 6' surface mount table and benches

Lot 34: Accessible 8' table and 5' benches

Lot 35: 6' surface mount backless bench

Lot 36: Shade structure ( 20' x34')

Lot 37: Shade structure ( 8' x12')

Lot 38: Booker t. Washington park sign

Lot 39: Park rules sign

Lot 40: Pipe and rail fence

Lot 41: 12- foot pipe and rail gate

Lot 42: Splash pad ( complete in place)

Lot 43: Speed table with walkway

Lot 44: Decomposed granite

Lot 45: Playground and surfacing ( complete in place)

Lot 46: Post tension concrete slab w/10' chainlink fence

Lot 47: Post tension concrete slab

Lot 48: ( 2) tennis courts ( complete in place)

Lot 49: ( 3) pickleball courts ( complete in place)

Lot 50: Bike rack ( includes 4 hoops)

Lot 51: Concrete vehicular paving

Lot 52: Okc spray grounds sign

Lot 53: Tree protection fencing

Lot 54: Maintenance crossing

Lot 55: Earthwork

Lot 56: Paver type a

Lot 57: Paver type b

Lot 58: Paver type c

Lot 59: Hammock ( complete in place)

Lot 60: Bus stop ( 6" concrete)

Lot 61: Artifical turf

Lot 62: Mini shelter ( 12' x12') ( complete in place)

Lot 63: Wood fence bathroom enclosure ( complete in place)

Lot 64: Accessible parking sign

Lot 65: Concrete vehicular paving ( 7") ( dumpster pad)

Lot 66: Octagon pavilion ( 32') ( complete in place)

Lot 67: Bollard

Lot 68: 8" concrete mow strip

Lot 69: Concrete wheel stop

Lot 70: Description UOM Qty 823. A

Lot 71: Concrete sidewalk

Lot 72: 6' surface mount table and benches

Lot 73: Accessible 8' table and 5' benches

Lot 74: Shade structure ( 20' x44')

Lot 75: Description UOM Qty SPEC16

Lot 76: Solar light

Lot 77: Description UOM Qty SPEC25

Lot 78: ( 4) basketball courts surface coating & equipment ( complete in place)

Lot 79: Description UOM Qty SPEC27

Lot 80: Futsal surface coating & equipment ( complete in place)

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