Royal Palm Beach Village Municode #2027-03

Heron Parkway Storm Drain Replacement and Drainage Improvements

The Village of Royal Palm Beach is seeking a contractor to improve storm drainage along Heron Parkway in Palm Beach County, Florida. - Buyer: Village of Royal Palm Beach, Florida; no sub-agency or procurement office is identified. - Project scope: Replace the existing 21-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) storm drain with 24-inch-by-38-inch oval RCP and install two inlet structures. Pipe length and quantity are not specified. - Related work: Provide materials, equipment, and labor for traffic maintenance, clearing and grubbing, erosion control, dewatering, excavation, drainage, curb and gutter work, pavement work, testing, and other ancillary improvements. - Notable requirements: Follow project specifications and local ordinances, including placement-in-the-dry and noise requirements. Dewatering and a muffler on the dewatering pump are required. A 5% bid bond is required. - Estimated project budget: $100,000. - OEMs and branded products: None identified; no product part numbers are specified. - Vendors and prospective planholders named: AIM Construction Management Inc; Basile USA LLC; Boulder Construction LLC; Capveon (YC F26); CK Contractors & Development LLC; Dennis J. Leavy & Associates, Inc.; DP Development; FG Construction LLC; Florida Environmental Service, Inc.; Foster Marine Contractors, Inc.; Huurr Homes LLC; Integrity Construction Enterprise; Interlaken, Inc.; Jamie Underground, Inc.; Laser Engineering, Inc.; Loren Jock Trucking, Inc.; Man Con, Inc.; MJC Land Development, LLC; Onvia, Inc. - Content Department; R&M Service Solutions; Ric-Man International, Inc; Royal Consulting Services; Safa Construction, LLC; SanPik; Southeastern Surveying and Mapping Corporation; Southern Underground Industries, Inc; and TCLM Enterprise, Inc.

Description

The Village of Royal Palm Beach is seeking bids to remove and replace an existing 21-inch RCP storm drain with 24-inch by 38-inch oval RCP and two inlet structures. The work includes materials, equipment, labor, traffic maintenance, clearing and grubbing, erosion control, dewatering, excavation, drainage, curb and pavement work, restoration, testing, and ancillary improvements. Contractors must comply with the associated specifications and local ordinances; dewatering and a muffler on the dewatering pump are required. The estimated budget is $100,000, and a 5% bid bond is required.

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