Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0075 Addendum 3

Omaha Solicits Bids for Ta-Ha-Zouka Park Parking Lot Overlay and ADA Upgrades

The City of Omaha, through its Department of Parks, Recreation and Public Property and Douglas County Purchasing, is seeking bids for the Ta-Ha-Zouka Park Parking Lot Overlay project in Elkhorn, Nebraska. - Government Buyer: - City of Omaha, Department of Parks, Recreation and Public Property - Douglas County Purchasing - Project Scope: - Asphalt milling and 2-inch asphalt overlay of the Ta-Ha-Zouka Park parking lot - Restripe parking lot to current standards - Add alternate for sidewalk and accessible sign work (removal and replacement of sidewalk, curb, and accessible parking signage) - Full-depth asphaltic concrete pavement replacement (4-inch depth, unit price per square foot for change orders) - Products/Services Requested: - Lump sum base bid for overlay and restriping - Add alternate for sidewalk and sign work - Unit price for full-depth asphalt patching - Land surveyor services to verify ADA-compliant pavement slopes - Cleaning of storm drainage structures - Installation of construction fencing for public safety - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with ADA standards, including land surveyor verification of accessible parking slopes - Project funded in part by FEMA Disaster DR-4896 - Bid bond or acceptable substitute required if bid is $50,000 or more - Insurance and performance bond required - Compliance with Nebraska Employee Classification Act and Responsible Contractor Compliance - Removal of crack sealant and pavement fabric reinforcement from scope - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; solicitation is open to qualified construction contractors.

Description

The City of Omaha is soliciting bids for the Ta-Ha-Zouka Park Parking Lot Overlay project located at 905 Elkhorn Drive, Elkhorn, Nebraska. The scope of work includes asphalt milling, a 2-inch overlay, and restriping of the parking lot. The project is funded in part by FEMA Disaster DR-4896 and requires compliance with ADA standards, including the use of a land surveyor for pavement slope verification. Bidders must submit electronic bids by June 24, 2026, and provide a bid bond or acceptable substitute equal to 5% of the total bid if $50,000 or more.

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