2026-005_Pricing_Form.xlsx

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City Sidewalk Project
Solicitation number
2026-005
Issued by
Alachua County, Graceville City, Florida

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This is a pricing form attachment for Asphalt and Concrete Services solicitation RFP #2026-005 issued by Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) in Florida. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals required to restore asphalt and concrete surfaces damaged or removed as part of utility work. The scope of work encompasses roadways, sidewalks, curb and gutter, driveways, sidewalk ramps, brick pavers, and roadway pavement markers. Estimated annual quantities include 30,000 square feet of SuperPave asphalt (SP 12.5 up to 2" thickness), 50,000 square feet of additional asphalt for incremental thickness increases, 20,000 square feet of prime coat, 35,000 square feet of tack coat, concrete sidewalk and driveway work totaling approximately 8,800 square feet across multiple thickness specifications, two sidewalk ramps with detectable warning systems, concrete curbing of 270 linear feet, brick paver installation of 12 square feet, pavement striping of 13,000 linear feet and 1,000 linear feet of thermoplastic markings with 5 retroreflective pavement markers, demolition work comprising 13,000 square feet of concrete, 75,000 square feet of asphalt, 1,000 square feet of brick pavers, and 25,000 square feet of milling resurfacing, and temporary traffic control services estimated at 60 days of two-lane work, 10 days of intersection work, 15 days of multilane lane closures, 5 days of multilane intersection work, 100 days of sidewalk closures, 10 days of bicycle facility closures, 150 half-day flagger assignments, and 20 sealed and signed management of traffic plans.

Respondents must submit line-item pricing for all bid form items to be considered responsive and qualified; vendors are required to bid the entire scope of work as presented. The pricing schedule requires unit pricing for various service categories, with differentiated pricing tiers for quantities below and above specified thresholds (such as 100 square feet for brick pavers, 200 square feet for concrete sidewalks, and 2,500 square feet for asphalt work). The document does not specify set-asides, incumbent information, funding sources, or performance bonds within this pricing form itself. All respondents must provide a total estimated value of the scope of work based on their submitted unit prices and the estimated annual quantities provided. The contract term extends five years with potential annual price adjustments, and the mandatory pre-proposal meeting was scheduled for July 29, 2025, with proposal submissions due by August 11, 2025, at 2:00 pm and a contract start date of October 1, 2025.

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Sheet1

ATTACHMENT A
PRICING SCHEDULE
Vendor Name: _____________________________________________________________________________
Bid ItemDescriptionQTYUnit PriceUnitUnit PriceTotal Estimated Annual Value Qty ≤ 2,500 SFTotal Estimated Annual Value Qty> 2,500 SF
ASuperPave AsphaltEstimated Annual Qty'sQty ≤ 100 SFQty ≤ 2,500 SFQty > 2,500 SF
A.1SP 12.5, Up to 2" Thickness30,000SF
A.2SP 12.5, Additional 1" incremental increase in thickness above 2" thick50,000SF
BAsphalt Prime or Tack CoatsQty ≤ 2,500 SFQty > 2,500 SF
B.1Prime Coat20,000SF
B.2Tack Coat35,000SF
CConcrete SidewalkQty ≤ 200 SFQty > 200 SF
C.1Concrete Sidewalk, Driveways and Turnouts, 4-inch Thickness4,000SF
C.2Concrete Sidewalk, Driveways and Turnouts, 6-inch Thickness4,500SF
C.3Concrete Sidewalk, Driveways and Turnouts, 8-inch Thickness300SF
DConcrete Sidewalk Ramps with Detectable WarningsPer Unit$/ UnitN/A
D.1Sidewalk Ramp with Detectable Warning MatsN/A
D.1aRamp width less than or equal to 6-feet2EAN/A
D.1bRamp width greater than 6-feet2EAN/A
D.2Sidewalk Ramp with Detectable Warning Brick PaversN/A
D.2aRamp width less than or equal to 6-feet2EAN/A
D.2bRamp width greater than 6-feet2EAN/A
FConcrete CurbingQty ≤ 100 LFQty > 100 LF
E.1FDOT Type D Curb20LF
E.2FDOT Type F Curb and Gutter100LF
E.3FDOT Valley Gutter150LF
GBrick PaversQty ≤ 200 SFQty > 200 SF
F.1Brick Pavers - Traffic Bearing Locations2SF
F.2Brick Pavers - Non-Traffic Bearing Locations10SF
HPavement Striping and MarkersQty ≤ 100 LFQty > 100 LF
G.1Painted Pavement Markings12,000LF
G.2Thermoplastic Pavement Markings1,000LF
G.3Retroreflective Pavement Markers (RPMs)5EA
IDemolitionPer Unit$/ UnitN/A
H.1Concrete Demolition13,000SFN/A
H.2Asphalt Demolition75,000SFN/A
H.3Brick Paver Demolition1,000SFN/A
H.4Milling Resurfacing25,000SF
JTemporary Traffic ControlPer Unit$/ UnitN/A
I.1Two-Lane, Two-Way, Work Within the Travel Way per FDOT Index No. 102-603, Sheet 1 of 320DAYN/A
I.2Two-Lane, Two-Way, Intersection Work per FDOT Index No. 102-60410DAYN/A
I.3Multilane Roadway, Lane Closures per FDOT Index No. 102- 613, Sheets 1 of 5, 2 of 5, 3 of 515DAYN/A
I.4Multilane Roadway, Intersection Work per FDOT Index No. 102-615, Sheets 1 of 5, 2 of 5, 3 of 55DAYN/A
I.5Sidewalk Closure per FDOT Index 102-660, Sheet 1 of 2100DAYN/A
I.6Bicycle Facility Closures per FDOT Index 102-661, Sheet 1 of 210DAYN/A
I.7Flaggers (2 Flagger min - 4 hours min)1501/2 DayN/A
I.8Signed and Sealed MOT Plan (Required for all Detours and Lane Closures)20EAN/A
Total Estimated Value of Scope of Work

NOTE: Respondents must bid the entire bid form items in order to be considered a responsive and qualified bid.

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