Tennessee Department of General Services #32701-13996

Trail Repaving and ADA Accessibility Improvements at Red Clay State Historic Park, Tennessee

This opportunity involves a comprehensive trail repaving and ADA accessibility improvement project at Red Clay State Historic Park in Cleveland, Tennessee. - Government Buyer: - Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation (Facilities Management) - Scope of Work: - Removal and replacement of 0.6 miles of ADA accessible walkway (6-foot width, 4" #33C stone base, 3" E-64 mix asphalt) - ADA-compliant repairs to Council Springs ADA overlook - Installation of two 24-inch diameter HDPE slip liners in existing drainage culverts (near farmhouse and at concrete drainage crossing) - Placement of flowable fill between culverts and slip liners - Asphalt patching in parking lot (10' x 24') - Construction of a 6-foot concrete parallel curb ramp with tactile ground surface indicator panel (max 8.33% slope) - Application of two coats of traffic-grade paint on curb ramp curbing, including new accessible handicap parking decals and signage - Site restoration: repair, prep, rake, seed, and straw all disturbed areas and trail shoulders - Products/Materials Requested: - HDPE slip liners (24-inch diameter) - E-64 mix asphalt - #33C stone base - Flowable fill - Concrete and tactile ground surface indicators - Traffic-grade paint and signage - Services Requested: - All labor for demolition, installation, repairs, and restoration - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All work must comply with ADA standards and 2010 Design Standards - Contractors and subcontractors must hold active Tennessee building contractor licenses (BC-B, BC-B(sm), BC-C, or HRA classifications) - Warranty for workmanship is at least one year from final inspection - Federal-aid construction contract provisions apply - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; bidders must supply all materials and labor as specified.

Description

The Tennessee Department of General Services is soliciting bids for the repaving of trails at Red Clay State Historic Park. The project involves furnishing all materials, equipment, supplies, and labor necessary to remove and replace 0.6 miles of ADA accessible walkway, including the Council Springs ADA overlook, drainage culverts, drainage crossings, and repairs to the visitor center sidewalk and parking lot. The work includes installation of new HDPE slip liners in drainage culverts, asphalt patching, and construction of a parallel curb ramp with tactile ground surface indicators. The contract requires compliance with ADA standards and includes a pre-bid conference scheduled for September 8, 2026.

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