Cedar Rapids Ionwave #PUR0926-079

Cedar Rapids Solicits Concrete and Asphalt Crushing Services for Public Works

The City of Cedar Rapids Public Works - Streets Division is seeking bids for large-scale concrete and asphalt crushing services at its Bowling Street SW facility. - Government Buyer: - City of Cedar Rapids, Public Works - Streets Division, Purchasing Services - Scope of Work: - Crush approximately 70,000 tons of stockpiled concrete and asphalt - Remove and recycle steel from concrete (contractor retains salvage rights) - Crush materials to Iowa DOT standard modified subbase Gradation 14 - Deliver crushed material to designated areas near the stockpile - Provide all necessary equipment, labor, and an onboard scale for weighing - Supply weigh tickets for payment - Independent laboratory testing required for quality control - Adhere to strict insurance, safety, and Iowa DOT standards - Products/Services Requested: - Crushed modified subbase (Gradation 14), HMA Product (15,000 tons) - Crushed modified subbase (Gradation 14), PCC Product (55,000 tons) - Fine material byproduct (quantity varies) - Comprehensive concrete and asphalt crushing services - Unique Requirements: - Contractor must provide all labor, equipment, and testing - Firm fixed price per ton for both modified subbase and fine material byproduct - Work must be completed prior to project closeout - Local preference and compliance with City terms and conditions - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; opportunity is open to qualified contractors.

Description

The City of Cedar Rapids Public Works - Streets Division is soliciting sealed bids for concrete and asphalt crushing services. The contractor will be responsible for crushing approximately 70,000 tons of concrete and asphalt stockpiled at 3702 Bowling Street SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The scope includes removal of steel from concrete, crushing materials to Iowa DOT standard modified subbase gradation 14, providing all equipment and labor, and delivering the crushed material to designated areas. The work must be completed by April 30, 2027, and the contractor must comply with all insurance and safety requirements.

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