City of Asheville #298-FY27-CAM-PricingRFI

Asheville Seeks Construction Pricing for Riverine Urban Park Restoration

The City of Asheville is seeking non-binding construction pricing for a large riverine urban park restoration project. - Buyer and opportunity - Government buyer: City of Asheville, North Carolina; no sub-agency or office is identified. - The requested unit pricing is for project planning and comparison of construction approaches, not a binding offer. - OEMs and vendors - No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named in the materials. - Requested construction services - Assume a project area of 10–50 acres; individual work quantities are provided below where specified. - Class II rip rap meeting NCDOT specifications, including placement in waterways, ditches, and around culvert ends; assume 100–200 tons of material. - Embankment excavation along eroded waterway banks, including unsuitable-soil handling and, if needed, dewatering and disposal. Pricing assumptions include 1–10-foot depths, narrow access, and a work length of approximately 200–500 feet. - Silt excavation from ditches and retention ponds to restore stormwater profiles; approximately 2,500 cubic yards, with disposal of excavated material and dewatering as needed. - Fill and compaction along eroded waterway banks; include bringing fill to the site and dewatering as needed. Assumptions include 1–10-foot depths and approximately 200–500 feet of work length. - Velodrome concrete surface: remove and dispose of 5,600 square yards of existing 6-inch concrete, install a 6-inch drainage layer, and place a new 6-inch concrete surface. Approximately 60% of the surface has a 20% slope. - Velodrome asphalt surface: remove and dispose of 3,400 square yards of existing 4-inch asphalt, install a 6-inch drainage layer, and place a new 4-inch asphalt surface meeting NCDOT S9.5C standards. - Replace a damaged pedestrian bridge with a 40-foot-long, 10-foot-wide steel-and-wood bridge rated for pedestrian traffic; include demolition, foundations, decking, and handrails. - Furnish and install a 20-foot-long, 8-foot-wide bridge rated for H15 (30,000-pound) vehicle loading, with steel structure, wood decking, concrete foundations, and wood handrails. Demolition is excluded for this bridge. - Pricing and notable requirements - Unit rates should account for materials, equipment, labor, overhead, and profit; the RFI materials also identify specified exclusions. - Describe assumptions and methods for wet work, dewatering, restricted access, unsuitable soils, hauling, and disposal where applicable. - Applicable NCDOT standards, environmental and historic-preservation considerations, worker-safety and labor requirements, and potential federal funding requirements may affect pricing.

Description

The City of Asheville is seeking non-binding market pricing data for construction services for a large riverine urban park and site restoration project. The requested information will support project planning, evaluation of options, and expectations for construction means and methods; responders should assume a project area of 10 to 50 acres. Responses are for budgeting and cost estimating only and do not commit the City to a future solicitation or award. Information is due November 12, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. EST.

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