Opportunity

Nevada Ionwave #607991-26 Addendum 7

Clark County Pedestrian Bridge Escalator and Elevator Rehabilitation Project

Posted

July 23, 2026

Respond By

September 01, 2026

Identifier

607991-26 Addendum 7

NAICS

237310, 238290, 238220, 238210

Clark County is seeking bids for a major rehabilitation and replacement project at the Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road pedestrian bridges. - Scope includes: - Replacement of twelve existing escalators with new high-efficiency, heavy-duty transit-grade escalators - OEMs such as TKE and other major escalator manufacturers are eligible - Escalators must meet APTA transit-duty standards - Field full-load dynamic brake testing required - Repair and modernization of six hydraulic elevators, including hydraulic jack replacement - Upgrading elevator roofing - Upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and maintenance rooms: - New HVAC equipment, lighting, plumbing fixtures, and roofing repairs - Enlarging mechanical and electrical rooms - Installation of new doors and hardware - Stair modifications: - LED lighted handrails - Tactile warning panels - Site and drainage improvements: - Sand-oil separators, manholes, sump pumps, trench drains - Landscaping, irrigation, curb, gutter, and sidewalk restoration - Notable requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid conference (attendance required for bid submission) - Escalator OEMs beyond TKE permitted if specifications are met - Project is a one-time construction and rehabilitation effort

Description

Clark County is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation and replacement of elevators and escalators on the four existing pedestrian bridges at the Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road intersection. The project includes replacing twelve escalators with new transit-grade escalators, repairing six hydraulic elevators, upgrading mechanical and electrical rooms, modifying stairs, and various structural and landscaping work. A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held via WebEx, and attendance is required for bid submission. The project involves extensive mechanical, electrical, and structural upgrades to ensure modernized and efficient pedestrian bridge facilities.

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