University Of Kentucky Uniofky #CCK-3050.20-1-27

University of Kentucky CUP Deaerator Tank Repair Solicitation

This opportunity involves the University of Kentucky's solicitation for repair work on the Central Utility Plant (CUP) Deaerator Tank (Project# 3050.20): - Government Buyer: - University of Kentucky, Construction Procurement Section - Project Scope: - Demolition of the existing DA tray spray head - Installation of new isolation valves on low-pressure steam and boiler feed water lines to maintain continuous plant operation during removal - Installation of owner-provided tray spray head and safety relief valves - Extension of the doghouse structure above the roof, including a new upper-level platform for future maintenance and roof access - Products/Services Requested: - Owner-provided tray spray head (1 unit) - Owner-provided safety relief valves (quantity not specified) - Demolition, installation, and construction services as described - Notable Requirements: - All labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary for completion must be provided by the contractor - Bids must be lump sum and include a bid bond - 100% performance and payment bonds required from the successful bidder - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - KFI Engineers is listed as the preparer of project specifications - The owner will supply the tray spray head and safety relief valves; contractors are responsible for all other aspects of the project

Description

The University of Kentucky is soliciting sealed proposals for the construction project identified as Project# 3050.20, which involves the repair of the CUP Deaerator Tank. The scope includes demolishing the existing DA tray spray head, installing new isolation valves, installing an owner-provided tray spray head and safety relief valves, and extending the doghouse structure with an additional platform for maintenance access. Bids are to be submitted as a lump sum amount by prime contractors and must include a bid bond. The project schedule requires substantial completion within 60 calendar days and final completion within 30 days thereafter.

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