Whitehall Borough Building Foundation Drain Project Summary

This is an issued-for-bid plan set prepared by Gateway Engineers, Inc. for Whitehall Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, dated March 26, 2026. The project encompasses comprehensive improvements to the Whitehall Borough Municipal Building located at 100 Borough Park Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15236, including site demolition, excavation, erosion and sediment control, storm sewer installation, bituminous and concrete paving, ADA compliance upgrades, building waterproofing, handrail installation and relocation, concrete wheel stops, site signage, line striping, and general site and building restoration. The construction documents consist of 16 sheets including existing conditions plans, phased demolition plans, site and grading plans, utility and erosion control plans with detailed specifications, construction details, and temporary life safety plans for two construction phases. All proposals must be submitted electronically via PennBid before 11:00 A.M. prevailing time on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, with bids remaining firm for 60 days following submission. The project includes preliminary traffic control measures, utility coordination with multiple providers (Duquesne Light Company, Peoples Gas Company, Comcast, Verizon, and PA-American Water Company), and temporary accessibility provisions during construction phases.

Bidders are required to submit a certified check or bid bond equal to ten percent (10%) of the total proposal amount as a guarantee of good faith, with the successful bidder required to execute an agreement within ten (10) days of award notification. Construction sequencing is divided into two phases to maintain building accessibility and safety during work. The plans specify detailed specifications for materials and methods including PENNDOT Publication 408 standards for paving, 4,000 PSI concrete for various applications, specific waterproofing products (W.R. Meadows systems), and erosion control best management practices. The disturbed area is approximately 0.09 acres with comprehensive utility relocation and protection requirements. All construction must comply with federal OSHA standards, Pennsylvania environmental regulations, and local municipal codes, with the contractor responsible for obtaining all necessary permits, coordinating utility disconnects a minimum of seven days in advance, and managing waste disposal at approved facilities.