Opportunity
Indianola Civicplus #233
City of Indianola Seeks Proposals for McVay Trail Repair Project
Posted
March 24, 2026
Respond By
April 09, 2026
Identifier
233
NAICS
237310, 237990, 238110
The City of Indianola Parks Department is requesting proposals for the McVay Trail Repair Project in Indianola, Iowa. - Government Buyer: - City of Indianola, Parks Department - Contact: Doug Bylund, Chief of Culture and Recreation - Scope of Work: - Remove 65 feet of existing trail - Repair a 30" steel culvert - Install 20 tons of Class E rip rap - Armor slope with approximately 140 square yards of grid-tied concrete block mat - Lower the grade of the trail section - Re-install 72 square yards of trail with 6-inch Portland Cement Concrete (Class B or C) - Related excavation (450 cubic yards) and cleanup - Products/Materials Requested: - Grid-tied concrete block mat (140 SY) - Class E rip rap (20 tons) - 6-inch PCC trail (72 SY) - Excavation, culvert cleaning, and pipe reconnection - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with SUDAS specifications for concrete block mat installation - Material certification and evidence of quantity used required - One-year maintenance bond and warranty covering defects in workmanship or materials - Close coordination with city crews during construction - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Place of Performance: - McVay Trail, Indianola, Iowa (near Indianola High School) - City of Indianola offices for contracting and administration
Description
The City of Indianola is soliciting proposals for the McVay Trail Repair Project, which involves removing 65 feet of trail, repairing a culvert, installing rip rap, armoring the slope, lowering the grade of the trail section, and re-installing the trail with class B or C concrete. The project requires coordination with city crews and adherence to specified materials and construction standards. Proposals will be evaluated based on cost, compliance with specifications, and references, with the contract awarded to the best overall proposal. The project aims to improve trail safety and durability near the Indianola High School area.