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USA | CA | SACRAMENTO COUNTY | MATHER

Veterans Affairs, Department Of- Veterans Affairs, Department Of- 261- Network Contract Office 21 ( 36C261)

Sources Sought Installation Services of a Cable Rail Fence System - The purpose of this Sources Sought is to conduct market research to identify companies capable of providing installation services of a cable rail fence system for the Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office ( NCO) 21, on

Bid Close Date:

USA | CA | MENDOCINO COUNTY | UKIAH Small City

City Of Ukiah

Central Ukiah Circulation Improvement Project - E Clay St. and Leslie St. All of the work to be performed is within the City of Ukiah and generally consists of utility replacement, roadway excavation and paving, pedestrian improvements, and lighting and landscaping. The work to be performed is located along East Clay Street between South Main Street and Leslie Street, and along Leslie Street between East Perkins Street and East Gobbi Street. Work includes, but is not limited to, tree removal and clearing/g

Bid Close Date:

Lot 1: Mobilization, Demobilization, and Final Cleanup

Lot 2: Traffic Control System

Lot 3: Water Pollution Control

Lot 4: Health and Safety Plan

Lot 5: Roadway Excavation

Lot 6: Remove Concrete ( Curb)

Lot 7: Remove Concrete ( Curb and Gutter)

Lot 8: Remove Concrete ( Sidewalk)

Lot 9: Remove Concrete ( Valley Gutter)

Lot 10: Remove Water Main

Lot 11: Remove Water Service and Meter

Lot 12: Remove Hydrant and Lateral Assembly

Lot 13: Bury Monitoring Well

Lot 14: Remove Sanitary Sewer Main

Lot 15: Remove Sanitary Sewer Manhole

Lot 16: Remove Sanitary Mainline Cleanout

Lot 17: Remove Sanitary Sewer Service and Cleanout

Lot 18: Remove Storm Drain Pipe

Lot 19: Remove Storm Drain Inlet

Lot 20: Remove Storm Drain Manhole

Lot 21: Remove Roadside Sign

Lot 22: Remove Chain Link Fence

Lot 23: Remove Tree/Stump

Lot 24: Clearing and Grubbing

Lot 25: Earthwork ( Import)

Lot 26: Stockpile Excavation from Soil Management Plan Area

Lot 27: Adjust Manhole Cover to Grade ( Roadway)

Lot 28: Adjust Utility Box to Grade ( Sidewalk)

Lot 29: Adjust Utility Vault to Grade ( Sidewalk)

Lot 30: Class II Aggregate Base

Lot 31: Minor Concrete ( Vertical Curb)

Lot 32: Minor Concrete ( Median Curb)

Lot 33: Minor Concrete ( Retaining Curb)

Lot 34: Minor Concrete ( Curb and Gutter)

Lot 35: Minor Concrete ( Sidewalk)

Lot 36: Minor Concrete ( Curb Ramp)

Lot 37: Vehicular Concrete ( Driveway)

Lot 38: Vehicular Concrete ( 2- ft Valley Gutter)

Lot 39: Vehicular Concrete ( 8- ft Valley Gutter)

Lot 40: Vehicular Concrete ( Speed Table)

Lot 41: Asphalt Concrete End of Pavement Conform

Lot 42: Asphalt Concrete 3- Inch Cold Planing/Grinding

Lot 43: Asphalt Concrete

Lot 44: Fiber Reinforced Asphalt Concrete

Lot 45: Domestic Water Main ( 8- Inch)

Lot 46: Domestic Water Service ( 1- inch) and Meter ( 3/4- Inch)

Lot 47: Domestic Water Service ( 1. 5- inch) and Meter ( 1. 5- Inch)

Lot 48: Domestic Water Reduced Pressure Backflow Device ( 1- Inch)

Lot 49: Water Main Tie- In

Lot 50: Fire Water Service Lateral

Lot 51: Fire Hydrant and Lateral Assembly

Lot 52: Sanitary Sewer Main ( 6- Inch)

Lot 53: Sanitary Sewer Manhole ( 48- Inch)

Lot 54: Sanitary Sewer Mainline Cleanout

Lot 55: Sanitary Sewer Service Lateral

Lot 56: Sanitary Sewer Service Cleanout

Lot 57: Storm Drain Pipe ( 12- Inch RCP, Class IV)

Lot 58: Storm Drain Pipe ( 15- Inch RCP, Class IV)

Lot 59: Storm Drain Pipe ( 18- Inch RCP, Class IV)

Lot 60: Storm Drain Grate Inlet ( 18- Inch)

Lot 61: Storm Drain Grate Inlet ( 24- Inch)

Lot 62: Storm Drain Grate Inlet ( 36- Inch x 48- Inch)

Lot 63: Storm Drain Manhole ( 48- inch)

Lot 64: Bioretention Area ( with Planter Rail)

Lot 65: Drainage Channel Headwall

Lot 66: Accessible Trench Drain

Lot 67: Under Sidewalk Drain

Lot 68: Chain Link Fence

Lot 69: Pedestrian Barricade

Lot 70: Signing and Striping

Lot 71: Street Lighting

Lot 72: RRFB System

Lot 73: Fine Grading & Soil Preparation

Lot 74: Irrigation 120V Electrical Meter

Lot 75: Irrigation System

Lot 76: Trees ( 24" Box)

Lot 77: Shrubs and Ground Cover

Lot 78: Mulch ( 3- Inch)

Lot 79: Cobble Paving

Lot 80: On- Site Spreading of Excavation from Soil Management Plan Area

Lot 81: Hazardous Material Disposal of Excavation from Soil Management Plan Area

USA | NY | NEW YORK COUNTY | BROOKHAVEN Small City

Town Of Brookhaven

Timber Railing/ Guiderail Removal

Moriches Island Road Stormwater Mitigation Project Drainage improvements along Moriches Island Road including a planted bioswale and stone channel. Construction of a pile supported timber boardwalk with a viewing platform, stone revetment, and timber bulkhead.

Bid Close Date:

Lot 1: Temporary Silt Screen

Lot 2: Mobilization ( Shall not exceed $ 13, 100 by more than 25%)

Lot 3: Unclassified Excavation

Lot 4: Select Borrow Fill

Lot 5: Demolition and Disposal

Lot 6: Recycled Portland Cement Concrete Aggregate ( RCA) Base Course

Lot 7: Asphalt Concrete- Type 3 Binder Course

Lot 8: Asphalt Concrete- Type 6F Top Course

Lot 9: Sawcutting Roadway Pavement

Lot 10: CCA Treated Timber Substructure and Superstructure

Lot 11: IPE Timber Bench

Lot 12: Treated Timber and Lumber

Lot 13: Sign Panels

Lot 14: Sign Posts

Lot 15: Screened Gravel, Loose Measure

Lot 16: Timber Bulkhead and Anchorage System

Lot 17: Gravel for Paths

Lot 18: Remove and Dispose of Existing Guiderail

Lot 19: Protection of Traffic and Maintaining Traffic

Lot 20: Stone Bedding

Lot 21: Stone Filling ( Medium)

Lot 22: Heavy Rip- Rap ( Armor Stone)

Lot 23: Flush Concrete Curb

Lot 24: Waterfowl Canopy Fence

Lot 25: Project Survey and Stake- out

Lot 26: Joe- Pye- Weed

Lot 27: Soft Rush

Lot 28: Swamp Milkweed

Lot 29: Soft- Stemmed Bulrush

Lot 30: Fox Sedge

Lot 31: Blue Flag Iris

Lot 32: Sensitive Fern

Lot 33: Switchgrass

Lot 34: Seaside Goldenrod

Lot 35: Little Bluestem

Lot 36: Groundselbush

Lot 37: Buttonbush

Lot 38: Marsh Hibiscus

Lot 39: Geotextile Filter Fabric

Lot 40: Timber Guiderail

Lot 41: Allowance for Contingencies

Lot 42: Description UOM Qty ****- B- 001

Lot 43: Maintenance of Plant Material - 5 Year

Lot 44: Description UOM Qty ****- C- 001

Lot 45: MCA Decking and Fasteners

Lot 46: MCA Timber Railing

Lot 47: Description UOM Qty ****- D- 001

Lot 48: IPE Decking and Fasteners

Lot 49: IPE Timber Railing

USA | OR | JEFFERSON COUNTY | TERREBONNE | 97760

Oregon Buys - Oregon Parks And Recreation Department - OR

Split Rail Fence

ITB **** Smith Rock State Park Visitor Improvement Project

Smith Rock State Park visitor improvement project Rim rock trail improvements, north rim rock trail extension, overflow parking lot improvements, restroom plaza ( additive alternate)

Bid Close Date:

USA | OK | OKLAHOMA CITY AND TRUSTS

The City Of Oklahoma City And Trusts

Roadway Widening and Improvements and Waterline Lowering To bid on this Contract, the Bidder must be prequalified by the City of Oklahoma City& rsquo; sPrequalification Review Board on the Bid Date and Bid Time as: Paving Contractor & ldquo; A& rdquo;. Inaddition, any work for which a prequalification classification has been established must be performedby persons or entities prequalified by the Prequalification Review Board in those classifications. TheContractor and/or subcontractors ( if any) must be li

roadway widening and improvements and waterline lowering roadway widening, roadway improvements, waterline lowering

Bid Close Date:

Lot 1: Unclassified excavation

Lot 2: Unsuitable material excavation

Lot 3: Embankment

Lot 4: Clearing and grubbing

Lot 5: Structural concrete

Lot 6: Reinforcing steel

Lot 7: ( rcp) storm sewer ( 18 inch) " o" ring

Lot 8: ( rcp) storm sewer ( 24 inch) " o" ring

Lot 9: ( rcp) storm sewer ( 60 inch) " o" ring

Lot 10: ( hp) storm sewer ( 18 inch)

Lot 11: ( hp) storm sewer ( 24 inch)

Lot 12: ( hp) storm sewer ( 30 inch)

Lot 13: ( hp) storm sewer ( 36 inch)

Lot 14: ( hp) storm sewer ( 42 inch)

Lot 15: ( hp) storm sewer ( 60 inch)

Lot 16: Csp culvert end treatment ( 18 inch) ( round)

Lot 17: Csp culvert end treatment ( 30 inch) ( round)

Lot 18: Csp culvert end treatment ( 42 inch) ( round)

Lot 19: Junction box ( 3 foot x 4 foot)

Lot 20: Junction box ( 4 foot x 4 foot)

Lot 21: Junction box ( 3 foot x 5 foot)

Lot 22: Junction box ( 6 foot x 5 foot)

Lot 23: Storm sewer manhole ( 4 foot dia. )

Lot 24: Design 2- 0 inlet complete in place

Lot 25: Design 2- 1 inlet complete in place

Lot 26: Design 2- 3 inlet complete in place

Lot 27: Design 2- 4 inlet complete in place

Lot 28: Box inlet ( design no. 2)

Lot 29: Box inlet ( design no. 5)

Lot 30: Replacing existing inlet frame and grate ( 4 foot x 4 foot)

Lot 31: ( 6 inch) ( pvc) waterline pipe ( restrained joint) ( dr- 14) with 12 guage copper tracer wire

Lot 32: ( 12 inch) ( pvc) waterline pipe ( restrained joint) ( dr- 14) with 12 guage copper tracer wire

Lot 33: Additional 12 inch joint restraints

Lot 34: Fittings ( 12 inch x 22. 5 degree bend)

Lot 35: Fittings ( 12 inch x 45 degree bend)

Lot 36: Meter relocation ( 1 inch)

Lot 37: Tap ( 12 inch x 6 inch tapping sleeve)

Lot 38: Tap ( 12 inch x 12 inch tapping sleeve)

Lot 39: Tap ( 12 inch solid sleeve)

Lot 40: Fire hydrant

Lot 41: Valve and valve box 12 inch insertion

Lot 42: Valve and valve box 6 inch tapping

Lot 43: Valve and valve box 12 inch tapping

Lot 44: Valve and valve box 12 inch gate

Lot 45: Hydrostatic pressure testing and disinfection

Lot 46: Steel casing pipe ( 12 inch carrier size)

Lot 47: Traffic signal controller assembly

Lot 48: 3 inch rigid plastic conduit ( trenched)

Lot 49: 3 inch rigid plastic conduit ( bored)

Lot 50: ( 21 ) conductor traffic signal electrical cable

Lot 51: ( 7 ) conductor traffic signal electrical cable

Lot 52: ( 5 ) conductor traffic signal electrical cable

Lot 53: ( 2 ) conductor traffic signal electrical cable

Lot 54: ( 1) ( awg no. 6) electrical conductor

Lot 55: ( 1) ( awg no. 10) electrical conductor

Lot 56: 1 way 3 sec. Adj. Signal head

Lot 57: Modular pedestrian signal head

Lot 58: Pedestrian push button and sign

Lot 59: Pole and dual 50 foot mast arms and luminaire arm

Lot 60: Pedestal pole with 10 foot mounting height

Lot 61: Structural concrete

Lot 62: Reinforcing steel

Lot 63: Pull box type i

Lot 64: Pull box type ii

Lot 65: Sheet aluminum signs

Lot 66: Mast arm mounted signs

Lot 67: Square steel sign post ( 2 inch)

Lot 68: Square steel sign post ( 2- 1/4 inch)

Lot 69: Traffic stripe ( plural- component) ( 6 inch wide)

Lot 70: Traffic stripe ( plural- component) ( 12 inch wide)

Lot 71: Traffic stripe ( plural- component) ( 24 inch wide)

Lot 72: Traffic stripe ( plural- component) ( arrows, words, or symbols)

Lot 73: Construction staking ( construction survey)

Lot 74: Construction signing and traffic control

Lot 75: Mobilization

Lot 76: Structure removal ( end section)

Lot 77: Structure removal ( headwall)

Lot 78: Structure removal ( reinforced concrete box)

Lot 79: Structure removal ( storm sewer)

Lot 80: Structure removal ( guard rail)

Lot 81: Structure removal ( sign)

Lot 82: Structure removal ( waterline)

Lot 83: Pavement removal ( all types)

Lot 84: Sidewalk removal ( all types)

Lot 85: Driveway removal ( all types)

Lot 86: Curb and gutter removal ( all types)

Lot 87: Adjust existing structure ( manholes)

Lot 88: Adjust existing structure ( meters)

Lot 89: Adjust existing structure ( valves)

Lot 90: Adjust existing structure ( relocate fire hydrant)

Lot 91: Sawcut pavement

Lot 92: Sidewalk ( 4 inch)

Lot 93: Driveway ( 6 inch)

Lot 94: Curb ramp ( 8 inch)

Lot 95: Tactile warning device

Lot 96: Type ii plain riprap w/filter blanket

Lot 97: Woven wire fence - type i

Lot 98: Wwf gates - type i

Lot 99: Strand wire fence - type iii

Lot 100: Temporary erosion control

Lot 101: Solid slab sodding

Lot 102: Trees ( cottonwood, american elm, pecan, bur oak)

Lot 103: Pipe railing

Lot 104: Radar/video hybrid detection system

Lot 105: Video incident monitoring system

Lot 106: Remove and reset mailbox

Lot 107: Remove and reset gate

Lot 108: Remove and reset sign

Lot 109: Clsm backfill

Lot 110: Description UOM Qty 823. A

Lot 111: Sidewalk ( 4 inch)

Lot 112: Description UOM Qty 222. E

Lot 113: Cementitious stabilized subgrade ( 10 inch)

Lot 114: Cement treated base ( 3 inch)

Lot 115: Aggregate base ( 8 inch)

Lot 116: Tack coat

Lot 117: Paving fabric ( type i) and pg asphalt binder

Lot 118: Asphaltic concrete type s3 ( pg 58- 28 ok)

Lot 119: Asphaltic concrete type s5 ( pg 70- 28 ok)

Lot 120: Dowell jointed p. C. C. Pavement ( 8 inch)

Lot 121: Curb & gutter ( 2 foot- 8 inch) ( 8 inch barrier)

Lot 122: Integral curb ( 8 inch barrier)

Lot 123: Description UOM Qty 224. A

Lot 124: Cement treated base ( 3 inch)

Lot 125: Aggregate base ( 8 inch)

Lot 126: Paving fabric ( type i) and pg asphalt binder

Lot 127: Dowell jointed p. C. C. Pavement ( 8 inch)

Lot 128: Integral curb ( 8 inch barrier)

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