1197219_12- Exhibit-F-Scope-of-Work-IFB 208-22-03.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 3239
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- Richmond County, Roanoke City, Virginia
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This document is the Scope of Work for the Temporary Transit Center Improvements project solicited by the Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC), a public transportation provider jointly owned by the City of Richmond and Chesterfield County. The project involves relocating GRTC's temporary transfer center from 9th Street in downtown Richmond to a city-owned parcel at 808 E Clay Street. The improvements will accommodate 12 buses in sawtooth bays, widen the 8th Street entrance, and preserve 33 parking spaces. The work includes pavement, sidewalks, signage, storm drainage, utilities, lighting, and site amenities such as benches, shelters, and a restroom facility. The contractor is responsible for securing all necessary permits and coordinating the work to minimize disruption to GRTC's operations and the city's use of the remaining parking lot.
The document does not provide details on pricing, set-asides, incumbents, funding sources, or other commercial terms. It focuses on the technical requirements and scope of the construction project to relocate and improve the temporary transit center.
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EXHIBIT F
SCOPE OF WORK
TEMPORARY TRANSIT CENTER IMPROVEMENTS
1. BACKGROUND
GRTC is the primary public transportation provider for the Richmond region. The company is a not-for-profit public service corporation jointly owned by the City of Richmond and Chesterfield County. Currently, GRTC operates 35 local routes and 10 express routes (including extended express routes) that provide transit service within the City of Richmond, Henrico County, and a small portion of Chesterfield County – a service area that accounts for nearly 7.5 million passenger rides yearly. In combination with traditional fixed-route service, GRTC also operates a Bus Rapid Transit system, named “Pulse” which launched in late 2017. GRTC provides additional transportation to the service area through ADA paratransit service, and vanpool and carpool development services. GRTC also operates a Bus Rapid Transit system, named “Pulse”, which opened in late 2017.
2. GENERAL SCOPE
(a) GRTC Transit System is relocating the temporary transfer center that currently occupies 9th Street in Downtown Richmond to the adjacent City-owned parcel at 808 E Clay Street. The new site is bound by 9th Street, Leigh Street, 8th Street, and Clay Street. The proposed improvements accommodate 12 buses in sawtooth bays, a widened entrance to 8th Street, and the preservation of 33 parking spaces on the south end of the lot. Improvements also include pavement, sidewalks and curb ramps, signs and pavement markings, storm drainage, electrical and communications services and conduit, lighting, and site amenities including benches, trash cans, shelters, and a restroom facility.
(b) The contractor is responsible for performing all services included in the project plans according to the Technical Specifications and the Construction Contract Documents. Contractor must secure all necessary permits and authorizations prior to beginning the Work. All work at the site shall be coordinated with the Construction Manager and be scheduled so as to cause the least disruption to GRTC’s ongoing operations, the City of Richmond’s use of the remaining parking lot, and to general traffic on the adjacent streets. All work shall be performed in a safe and professional manner.
IFB 208-22-03 Exhibit F- Scope of Work
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