Seattle Procureware #PW:2022-047

Seismic Retrofit and Structural Upgrades for SW Admiral Way / Fairmount Ave North Bridge

The City of Seattle Department of Transportation is seeking bids for a seismic retrofit of the SW Admiral Way / Fairmount Ave North Bridge. - Government Buyer: - City of Seattle Department of Transportation - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Industry Erectors, Inc. - M2 Industrial Inc. - PNW Reinforcing, Inc. (Pacific Northwest Reinforcing) - J. Linder Painting, LLC - O'Bunco Engineering Intl - MBI Construction Services - Bridge Drain Systems - FDT Structural Specialties - Sunset Company - Sundancer Electric - Metro Painting - Products and Services Requested: - Structural steel fabrication and installation (buckling restrained, column cover plates, gusset plates, cap beam cover plates, catcher beams, shear key strengthening) - Rebar supply and installation for deck chord, infill walls, floorbeam retrofit, deck longitudinal - Temporary concrete barriers (1200 linear feet) - Steel bridge drain system - Bridge painting and spot abrasive blast cleaning - Construction surveying - Bridge railing repair - Electrical work - Traffic control - Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) supply and installation for strengthening - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Federally funded by FHWA; also funded by Move Seattle Levy and REET II - Subject to City of Seattle’s Community Workforce Agreement (CWA) and Priority Hire policies - Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation goal of 19% - Compliance with Buy America requirements - Bid guaranty of at least 5% of total bid - DBE utilization and certification required - Slope stabilization and retrofitting of bridge deck joints and abutments - Lead paint containment and disposal during bridge painting - Estimated contract value: $6,945,000 (based on bid documents) - Place of performance: SW Admiral Way / Fairmount Ave North Bridge, Seattle, WA

Description

This project involves the seismic retrofit of the Admiral Way Bridges located in North Admiral, Seattle. The work includes strengthening steel column bents, adding new bracing at concrete pier bents, retrofitting bridge deck joints and abutments, slope stabilization, strengthening with Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP), and steel painting. The project is federally funded by the FHWA and is subject to the City of Seattle's Community Workforce Agreement and Priority Hire policies to support racial and economic equity. The project ensures full opportunity for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises to participate.

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