Cedar Rapids Ionwave #671-011-01

Cedar Rapids FY27 Draintile Program – Installation of Draintile Systems at Multiple City Sites

The City of Cedar Rapids Public Works Department is seeking bids for the FY27 Draintile Program, focused on installing draintile systems for sump pump discharge at multiple city locations. - Government Buyer: - City of Cedar Rapids Public Works Department (Engineering Office) - Scope of Work: - Installation of draintile systems for sump pump discharge at various sites - Includes furnishing and installing: - Topsoil (95 cubic yards, part #2010-D-3) - Excavation, Class 13 (381 cubic yards, part #2010-E) - Subdrain, Type 2, Case D, 6-inch perforated (1285 linear feet, part #4040-A) - Subdrain cleanouts, Type B, 24-inch (6 each, part #4040-C-1) - Storm sewer service stubs, 4-inch (18 each, part #4040-E) - Driveway removal (128 square yards, part #7030-A-3) - Driveway paving, PCC, 6-inch (128 square yards, part #7030-H-1) - Temporary traffic control (1 lump sum, part #8030-A) - Sod (500 square yards, part #9020-A) - Tree protection fence (90 linear feet, part #9910-B) - Mobilization (1 lump sum, part #11,020-A) - Services: - Installation of draintile for sump pump discharge per SUDAS and city specifications - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Iowa Statewide Urban Design and Specifications (SUDAS) and City of Cedar Rapids supplemental specifications - Drug-free workplace policy and equal employment opportunity compliance - Performance, payment, and maintenance bonds required (four-year maintenance period) - Coordination with city staff, utility inspections, and property owner notifications - Exempt from Iowa state and local sales and use taxes - Estimated contract value: $85,000 - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; open to all qualified contractors

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Bid for the FY27 Draintile Program in the City of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The project involves the installation of draintile for sump pump discharge at various sites throughout the city. The engineer's opinion of probable cost is $85,000. The contract requires work to be completed within 90 working days, with an early start upon receipt of notice to proceed and a late start date of September 14, 2026.

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