City of Greenville #26-3958

Design Services for Airport Loop Trail

The City of Greenville, South Carolina, is the government buyer requesting proposals for design services for the Airport Loop Trail project. The awarded services include comprehensive design and engineering for a shared use pathway around the Greenville Downtown Municipal Airport, connecting to the Swamp Rabbit Trail Green Line and adjacent community amenities. The scope covers public input, route development, engineering, cost estimating, permitting, utility coordination, private property impact mitigation, landscape design, lighting, stormwater design, and bid package development. The project requires compliance with regulations from multiple agencies including FAA, SCDOT, STB, and adherence to AASHTO standards. The contract includes tasks such as project meetings, public information sessions, design phases (10%, 30%, 70%, 100%), permitting, utility and private property coordination, and construction phase assistance. Deliverables include final plans, permits, cost estimates, utility reports, right of way exhibits, CAD files, and public presentation materials. The City emphasizes minority and women-owned business participation goals and requires various affidavits and certifications from contractors. Insurance requirements include commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers compensation, and professional liability. The contract is governed by South Carolina law with venue in Greenville County. The City will handle bid advertisement, award, and construction administration, while the consultant provides design and engineering services. No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the document. The place of performance is Greenville, SC, specifically around the Greenville Downtown Municipal Airport and connecting trails and neighborhoods.

Description

The City of Greenville is seeking proposals for design services for a conceptually proposed loop trail called the Airport Loop Trail that will connect to the Swamp Rabbit Trail Green Line. The project includes public input, route development, route design and engineering, cost estimating, bid development, value engineering, and obtaining necessary permits for construction.

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