Cedar Rapids Ionwave #3012544-03

Kirkwood Boulevard SW roadway, trail, drainage, and pedestrian-signal rehabilitation

The City of Cedar Rapids is seeking unit-price bids for rehabilitation of Kirkwood Boulevard SW from Rolling Ridge Drive to 66th Avenue. - Buyer: City of Cedar Rapids, Public Works Department, Engineering Division, Iowa. - Project: Contract 3012544-03; estimated probable cost is $1,380,000. - Scope: Roadway and pavement rehabilitation, shared-use path and sidewalk work, storm sewer and intake work, curb ramps, pedestrian hybrid beacon, markings and signs, traffic control, erosion controls, and site restoration. - Major quantities: 4,006 square yards of 10-inch PCC full-depth patches; 12,607 square yards of diamond grinding; 21,000 linear feet of crack and joint treatment; 218 square yards of 6-inch PCC shared-use path; 133 linear feet of 15-inch RCP storm sewer; and four SW-507 intakes. The plans also show traffic signal and beacon equipment, without order quantities. - Named organizations: Snyder & Associates, Inc. prepared the engineering plans. CNC is identified as the City’s existing fiber contractor for coordination; fiber splicing is by others. Neither is specified as a manufacturer or supplier being solicited. No product OEMs or brands are named. - Notable requirements: Complete the work within 80 working days, maintain 24/7 driveway access to the Kirkwood Water Tower during staging, coordinate traffic-signal and fiber work with the City and its vendor, and provide a four-year maintenance period. The project documents differ on full-depth patch thickness: the bid schedule lists 10-inch PCC, while the plans describe 9-inch PCC.

Description

The City of Cedar Rapids seeks unit-price bids for rehabilitation work on Kirkwood Boulevard SW from Rolling Ridge Drive to 66th Avenue. Work generally includes pavement rehabilitation and patching, trail repair, a pedestrian hybrid beacon, storm intakes and storm sewer, and curb ramps. The engineer’s opinion of probable cost is $1,380,000, and final completion is required within 80 working days. The listed milestone is Phase 2A closure of the Rolling Ridge Drive and Kirkwood Boulevard intersection, which cannot start before June 14, 2027.

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