Clay County Opengov #283588

Washington Avenue Box Culvert Restoration Project – Clay County, FL

Clay County Board of County Commissioners (Engineering Department) is seeking bids for the Washington Avenue Box Culvert Restoration Project in Orange Park, Florida. - Government Buyer: - Clay County Board of County Commissioners, Engineering Department - Project Scope: - Removal and replacement of approximately 72 feet of 4' x 6' reinforced concrete box culvert sections - Replacement of associated concrete appurtenances: wingwalls, headwalls, footings, apron - Installation of storm drainage structures and piping, including 40 linear feet of HDPE pipe, 2 curb inlets, and 3 manholes - Restoration of embankment material, roadway, drainage, and other improvements - Installation of 542 tons of asphalt pavement and 6,565 square yards of pavement marking - Services Required: - Mobilization, maintenance of traffic, bypass pumping/dewatering, surveying - Installation of sediment and turbidity barriers, clearing and grubbing, ditch work, excavation, and additional manhole depth - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with FEMA, FDOT, and local standards (FEMA-4834-DR-FL) - 5% bid bond, proof of licenses and certifications, Davis-Bacon wage rates - Completion required within 90 days of Notice to Proceed - No specific OEMs or vendors named; opportunity is open to all qualified contractors

Description

Clay County Board of County Commissioners is requesting bids for the Washington Avenue Box Culvert Restoration Project to repair and restore a culvert damaged by Hurricane Milton. The project includes removal and replacement of damaged concrete culvert sections, restoration of embankments, and repair or replacement of roadway and drainage features to restore pre-disaster capacity and integrity. The work involves excavation, dewatering, backfilling, compaction, and restoration of disturbed areas including pavement, curb, sidewalk, and landscaping. The project must be completed within 90 days of the Notice to Proceed and complies with FEMA, FDOT, and local standards.

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