Opportunity
Seattle Procureware #PW# 2022-052
Award for Tolt Bridge Siwash Creek Construction Project
Posted
April 12, 2023
Respond By
May 10, 2023
Identifier
PW# 2022-052
NAICS
237310, 237990
This opportunity summary covers the award for the Tolt Bridge Siwash Creek Construction Project by the City of Seattle, Seattle Public Utilities: - Government Buyer: - City of Seattle, Seattle Public Utilities - Awarded Vendor: - Strider Construction Co., Inc. - Other Bidders: - Active Construction Inc. - IMCO General Construction Inc. - Quigg Bros., Inc. - Products and Services Requested: - Procurement and installation of two bridges (part number 603S01) - Civil construction services including: - Clearing and grubbing - Excavation of road fill - Removal and installation of culverts - Installation of in-stream bypass systems - Removal of stream bed material - Construction and armoring of bridge approaches - Construction of drilled shaft abutments - Assembly (field welding, bolting, splicing) and installation of bridges - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid site inspection - Compliance with the City’s Inclusion Plan (6% WMBE utilization goal) - Adherence to paid sick and safe time regulations - Project site is not open to the public and requires specialized access - Financial Details: - Engineer's estimate: $2,524,000 - Awarded bid: $2,910,000
Description
This project is located in the South Fork Tolt Municipal Watershed, south side of the South Fork Tolt Reservoir on the 50 Road. The work involves clearing and grubbing, excavation of road fill, removal of existing culverts, installation of in-stream bypass systems, removal of stream bed material, construction of bridge approaches, armoring adjacent bridge approaches, installation of culverts, construction of drilled shaft abutments, and procurement, assembly, and installation of 2 bridges. The project includes field welding, bolting, and splicing. The owner intends to issue the Notice to Proceed no later than May 15, 2024, with bid opening held via WebEx on May 3, 2023.