Opportunity
Nevada Ionwave #608038-26 Addendum 3
Construction of the Legacy Trail pedestrian undercrossing beneath SR 159
Posted
September 15, 2026
Respond By
October 06, 2026
Identifier
608038-26 Addendum 3
NAICS
237990, 237310
Clark County is seeking a contractor to build the Legacy Trail pedestrian undercrossing beneath SR 159 and complete related trail and drainage improvements. - Buyer: Clark County, Nevada; specific department or office is not identified in the provided materials. - Procurement: Construction of a 16-foot-wide reinforced-concrete pedestrian and multi-use trail through the wash beneath the existing vehicular and pedestrian bridges, connecting the Legacy Trail parking area south of SR 159 to the trail system north of SR 159. - Work includes: Traffic control; concrete retaining walls; 30-inch-diameter drilled shafts; steel pedestrian and post-and-cable railings; drop inlets; an 18-inch reinforced concrete pipe storm drain; concrete valley gutter; asphalt trail removal and replacement; riprap and guardrail removal and replacement; trail signs; and striping. - Notable requirements: Obtain the temporary 180-day Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) Working in Waters permit. Maintain an acceptable temporary trail route, keep the existing trail open, and do not route pedestrians across the vehicular bridge. USACE Section 408 permission is not required. - Design and pricing notes: Revised plans add expansion joints on Trail Segment 3. The stated training unit price is $0.80 per hour, and the historical owner-caused delay allowance is $1,500 per day. Additional drilled-shaft depth, if directed due to unsuitable material, will be negotiated during construction. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named in the provided materials.
Description
Clark County invites qualified firms or individuals to bid on construction of a 16-foot-wide reinforced concrete pedestrian multi-use trail beneath the existing vehicular and pedestrian bridges. The trail will connect the Legacy Trail parking area south of SR 159 with the trail system north of SR 159. Work includes traffic control, retaining walls and drilled shafts, railings, drainage features, asphalt trail work, riprap and guardrail work, signs, and striping. The notice lists a bid deadline of October 6, 2026, at 2:15 PM PT; it also notes that a participation activity lists a closing event on October 6, 2025.