City of Fresno PlanetBids #12601826

Construction of Midtown Fresno Trail: Herndon Canal Metro Trail Segment 3

The City of Fresno Capital Projects Department is seeking bids for the construction of Midtown Trail Segment 3, a 1.35-mile pedestrian and cycling trail along the Herndon Canal. - Project scope includes: - Construction of a paved trail connecting Shields Avenue/First Street to McKinley Avenue/Millbrook Avenue - Installation of a City-furnished prefabricated pedestrian bridge - Minor roadway and crossing improvements - ADA ramp upgrades - Amenities: benches, trail lighting, drinking fountains, bicycle racks, dog waste stations, signage, striping, landscaping, and irrigation - Notable requirements: - Coordination with Fresno Irrigation District, County of Fresno, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District, and PG&E - Bidders must have a valid Class "A" Contractor's License (California) - Project is federally funded; prevailing wage and local hiring under Community Workforce Agreement - Liquidated damages of $5,000 per day for delays - OEMs specified for irrigation and control systems: - FEBCO: 1" 825Y Reduced Pressure Vacuum Breaker - TORO: EGP-8-EG-ICentral and EGP-24-EG-ICentral station controllers, DL2000 Series Dripline, T-YD-500-34 Air Relief Valve - Estimated construction allocation: $4,788,210 - Work must be completed within 120 working days after Notice to Proceed

Description

This project involves the installation of a 1.35-mile pedestrian and cycling trail along the Herndon Canal, part of a 7.1-mile Metropolitan Trails System. The trail extends from Shields Avenue and First Street to McKinley Avenue and Millbrook Avenue, connecting four additional trail segments to form a major trail loop in central Fresno. Work includes minor roadway and crossing improvements, installation of a City-furnished prefabricated pedestrian bridge, ADA ramp upgrades, and amenities such as benches, trail lighting, drinking fountains, bicycle racks, dog waste stations, signage, striping, landscaping, and irrigation. Coordination with multiple local agencies including the City of Fresno, Fresno Irrigation District, County of Fresno, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District, and PG&E is required.

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