Madera Planet bids #R-93, CMAQ 5157(119)

City of Madera Solicits Bids for Washington Schools Sidewalk Construction Project

This opportunity involves the City of Madera's solicitation for the Washington Schools Sidewalk Construction Project. - Government Buyer: - City of Madera Engineering Department - Products/Services Requested: - Construction of new sidewalks, drive approaches, and access ramps - Saw-cutting, grading, demolition, and site clearing - Installation of concrete sidewalks (4-inch and 6-inch thick), drive approaches, curb and gutter, and transition slabs - Pavement striping and mailbox replacement (wood and metal posts) - Storm water pollution prevention and dust/emission control - Utility adjustments and coordination with non-city utilities - Landscaping and irrigation relocations - Quantities and Details: - 11,190 sq ft of 4-inch thick concrete sidewalk - 6,646 sq ft of 6-inch thick concrete sidewalk - 1,321 sq ft of concrete drive approach - 2,064 sq ft of concrete access ramp - 694 sq ft of concrete curb and gutter - 1,583 sq ft of driveway transition slab - 1,762 linear feet of saw cutting - 21 wood post and 29 metal post mailbox replacements - 51 city-owned utility adjustments - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Requires a Class A California State Contractor's License - Compliance with prevailing wage and federal wage requirements - Registration with the Department of Industrial Relations - Federally funded with U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration assistance - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated contract value: $550,416.14 - Project duration: 90 calendar days

Description

This solicitation is for the construction of sidewalks and related infrastructure improvements including saw-cutting, grading, new sidewalks, drive approaches, landscaping/irrigation relocations, and transitions on Dellavalle Avenue and Austin Avenue between Lincoln Avenue and Cleveland Avenue. The project requires a Class A license and has an estimated value of $550,416.14. The work duration is 90 calendar days, and the project includes a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting held via Zoom. The project is a federal-aid project with financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration.

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