24072 ROA - Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 - Addendum Two (2).pdf
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This is Addendum No. Two (2) to the Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 project issued by Delta Airport Consultants, Inc., on behalf of the Roanoke-Blacksburg Airport in Roanoke, Virginia. The addendum modifies the contract documents for the runway rehabilitation project (AIP Project No. 3-51-0049-PENDING, Delta Project No. 24072) and addresses specifications, bid schedules, and clarifications for three independent construction alternates. The addendum was issued on June 19, 2026, and revises specifications regarding Lighted Portable (Mobile) Closed Runway Markers, requiring contractor furnishing and operation in accordance with AC 150/5345-55. The revised bid schedules for all three alternates are included, with Alternate 1 encompassing approximately 120 square yards of pavement removal, 30,000 linear feet and 10,000 linear feet of joint and crack repairs (Types A and B), 183,000 square yards of asphalt surface course, 43,600 tons of asphalt, 22,000 gallons of tack coat, 6,600 to 109,000 square feet of various pavement markings, and electrical and lighting work including in-pavement runway edge and centerline lights. Alternates 2 and 3 contain proportionally smaller quantities, with Alternate 2 including 13,000 linear feet and 3,300 linear feet of milling and crack repair, 19,000 tons of asphalt, and Alternate 3 containing 7,000 linear feet and 2,200 linear feet of milling and crack repair with 10,500 tons of asphalt.
The addendum clarifies that the bid bond amount shall equal 5 percent of the largest alternate bid amount, that Lighted Portable Closed Runway Markers are contractor-furnished, and that reflective media is required for final markings on all alternates. Regarding crack repair procedures, the addendum specifies that fast-setting non-shrink grout or ASTM D6690 Type III crack filler (such as Roadsaver 222, W.R. Meadows Sealtight 3405, or P&T Products Dura-fill 3405) shall be used, with traffic prohibited on milled surfaces and the work schedule remaining as stated in the plans. No pre-milling is permitted, and joint and crack repair operations must be assessed nightly following milling. The addendum confirms there is no known PFAS contamination within the project area, though if contractors elect to perform testing at their own cost and contamination is discovered, disposal methods and costs will be re-evaluated. The contractor shall not exceed a maximum three-inch drop-off between runway and shoulder, and all milling will be paid under Item P-101, with additional milling anticipated to reach a sound surface based on core samples.
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ADDENDUM NO. TWO (2)
Addendum No. Two (2) 1
REHABILITATE RUNWAY 6-24
ROANOKE-BLACKSBURG AIRPORT
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA
AIP PROJECT NO. 3-51-0049-PENDING
DELTA PROJECT NO. 24072
JUNE 19, 2026
From: Delta Airport Consultants, Inc.
2700 Polo Parkway
Midlothian, VA 23113
To: All Bidders of Record
This Addendum is hereby made part of the contract documents and specifications of the above-referenced project. All other requirements of the original specification shall remain in effect in their respective order. Acknowledge receipt of this addendum by inserting its number and date in the proposal form.
PROPOSAL
1. The revised Bid Schedule for all three alternates are attached to this Addendum No. Two
(2).
SPECIFICATIONS
1. REVISE the first sentence of Section M-103-2.1 Lighted Portable (Mobile) Closed Runway
Markers to read as follows: “Lighted portable (mobile) closed runway markers shall be furnished by the Contractor. Markers shall be in accordance with AC 150/5345-55, “Specification for L-893, Lighted Visual Aid to Indicate Temporary Runway Closure” and shall be operated and maintained by the Contractor.”
2. DELETE the second paragraph of Section M-103-2.1 Lighted Portable (Mobile) Closed
Runway Markers.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Questions and Answers
2. Revised Bid Schedule
ADDENDUM NO. TWO (2)
Addendum No. Two (2) 2
END OF ADDENDUM NO. TWO (2)
ATTACHMENT NO. ONE (1)
Addendum No. Two (2) 1 Attachment No. One (1)
REHABILITATE RUNWAY 6-24
ROANOKE-BLACKSBURG AIRPORT
LOCATION
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. QUESTION: Please confirm that the Bid Bond amount is equal to 5% of the Alternate
One (1) bid amount only, and not the total “including all alternates.”
ANSWER: The Bid Bond amount shall be equal to 5% of the largest alternate.
2. QUESTION: Please clarify whether Item M-103-4.1 Lighted Portable Closed Runway
Markers is to be furnished by the owner or the contractor.
ANSWER: Lighted Portable Closed Runway Markers shall be Contractor Furnished.
See revision to Item M-103 per Addendum No. Two (2).
3. QUESTION: A question about the crack repairs. Since the repairs call for non-shrink grout which typically requires a 24-hr cure period, what was the assumed plan of attack if the runway must be reopened every morning? There isn't much time to mill, route cracks, clean and fill with grout, pave and stripe.
Plus after milling the pavement will be wet which won't help with the cleaning. We have routed and filled cracks prior to milling before, but with 3" needing milled, it isn't really possible to route deep enough to have proper grout depth after milling. We can route approx. 2" deep max. We also have done these repairs a section ahead of the paving where the area was micromilled to a smooth surface, allowing planes to still land on the grout filled crack. Would that be an option?
ANSWER: Traffic will not be allowed on a milled surface. A fast setting non-shrink grout shall be used. As an alternative a crack filler complying with ASTM
D6690, Type III shall be used. Examples are Roadsaver 222, W.R.
Meadows Sealtight 3405, P&T Products Dura-fill 3405, or equivalents.
Addendum No. Two (2) 2 Attachment No. One (1)
4. QUESTION: It appears that only the Alternate 1 bid form has a line item for 16 - P-620
1 LS REFLECTIVE MEDIA. The bid form for Alternate 2 and
Alternate 3 do not have a line item for REFLECTIVE MEDIA. Is this intentional?
ANSWER: Reflective media will be required for all final markings on each alternate.
Please see revised Bid Proposal Forms per Addendum No. Two (2).
5. QUESTION: The plan set states that all waste shall become property of the contractor and disposed of offsite. Due to the nature of firefighting foams containing
PFAS chemicals that are under CERCLA liability, will the owner consider keeping waste or millings on site to avoid the need for testing of airfield millings for contamination and cost for proper disposal of PFAS contaminated materials?
ANSWER: There is no known PFAS contamination within the project area. Should the Contractor elect to perform testing (at their cost) and evidence of
PFAS is discovered, the method and cost of disposal will be re-evaluated.
6. QUESTION: Will the owner allow traffic on a micromilled surface, with proper wedges and tie-ins, to accommodate closure constraints given that the spec and milling depth prevent pre-milling crack sealing and restrict overlay before sealant cure? Alternatively, can an adjusted work schedule be provided to allow milling, crack sealing, curing, and paving?
ANSWER: No, traffic will not be allowed on a micromilled surface. The work schedule will remain as stated in the plans.
7. QUESTION: Are there any project areas identified as contaminated with PFAS or will
Owner be carrying out testing on the project location and if so how are millings be handled / disposed of if PFAS contamination is identified
ANSWER: There is no known PFAS contamination within the project area.
Addendum No. Two (2) 3 Attachment No. One (1)
8. QUESTION: In relation to Bid Items 4 and 5, Joint and Crack Repair Type A and B respectively, is it the intent for these works to be carried out on a nightly basis after Cold Milling and prior to placement of the P-401 Surface
Course? Given the limited nighttime working possession, executing the associated routing, cleaning, drying and saw-cutting preparation works as well as the application of Crack Sealant (Type A) and placement P-
401(Type B), for unknown quantities, will be very onerous and potential impact completion of works during the limited possession time. There is also time required for the Engineer to inspect the post milled surface to identify any crack repairs required as well as post crack repair work inspection prior to the application of tack coat and P-401 surface.
As such, would the Engineer and Owner give consideration to pre-milling the runway, a length equivalent to two nights scheduled production, to enable sufficient time for joint and crack works to be identified and executed prior to P-401 surface. Alternatively, could the joint and crack areas be identified and carried out prior to the nightly milling and replacement works, i.e. two nights prior to milling and overlay works?
ANSWER: Pre-milling will not be allowed. Joint and crack repair operations will need to be assessed on a nightly basis following milling operations.
9. QUESTION: Could a survey showing the anticipated lengths and locations of the Type
A and B joint and crack repairs be provided to enable the Contractor to estimate the amount of joint and crack repairs that may be required on a nightly basis and basis for the Line Item 4 and 5 quantities.
ANSWER: A survey is not available, quantities are estimates only. Actual quantities will be determined in the field. Quantities provided assume crack repair will be needed along the existing longitudinal and transverse paving joints.
10. QUESTION: As per the detail “Temporary Runway Shoulder Overlay Tie-In” on Sheet
31, it states that the maximum drop-off between runway and shoulder is to be 3”. The Mill and Overlay details on Sheet 30 state the overlay thickness is to be minimum 3”, suggesting areas to receive over 3” of new surface layer. There are potentially locations along the runway-shoulder interface, that as per design elevations and construction details, result in exceeding the maximum 3” drop-off between runway and shoulder, as such please could you provide details the Contractor is to construct the works in such a situation to ensure compliance with FAA regulations.
Addendum No. Two (2) 4 Attachment No. One (1)
ANSWER: The Contractor shall not exceed a maximum of a three-inch drop off. The detail on Sheet 31 is provided for reference only, the Contractor is responsible for developing a laydown plan based on their means and methods.
11. QUESTION: Note 2 of the Mill and Overlay Pavement Section details on Sheet 30 states that additional 1” scab milling will be incidental to the milling pay item, but the additional asphalt to replace this 1” additional milling will be paid in accordance with the P-401 specification. Given that this potential
1” milling will require an separate and additional milling operation after the completion, and inspection by the RPR, of the profile milled surface, would consideration be given to adding a new Line Item for these additional works and does the Engineer have an estimate of what this additional quantity of milling and P-401 material may be. These quantities would also have to be factored into nightly production requirements.
ANSWER: No additional milling items are proposed. All milling will be paid under
Item P-101. Milling is anticipated to reach a sound surface based on core samples.
12. QUESTION: As per Sheet 4, the Contractors Staging Area (CSA) is shown to be airside adjacent to Gate 21. Given the amount of equipment, and back-up equipment, required to execute the project, could an additional / alternative CSA be made available in the location of the Engineers Field
Office (EFO)
ANSWER: Limited room is available by the Engineer’s Field Office for equipment and materials. There is no airside access from this location. Airside access will remain as shown on the plans.
BID SCHEDULE (Revised)
Date:
UNIT PRICES EXTENDED
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
C-100 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
C-105 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-101 120 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
P-101 30,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 10,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 183,000 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
P-152 550 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
P-209 50 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
P-401 43,600 TN
PER TON
P-603 22,000 GL
PER GALLON
MUCK EXCAVATION
CRUSHED AGGREGATE BASE COURSE
ASPHALT SURFACE COURSE
EMULSIFIED ASPHALT TACK COAT
COLD MILLING (VARIABLE DEPTH)
BID ALTERNATE ONE (1)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
CONTRACTOR QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM (CQCP)
MOBILIZATION
PAVEMENT REMOVAL
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE A)
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE B)
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate One (1) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
Addendum No. Two (2)
UNIT PRICES EXTENDED
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE ONE (1)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
P-620 6,600 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 6,300 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 109,000 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 104,200 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 30,000 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-621 104,500 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
T-901 1 AC
PER ACRE
T-905 50 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
T-908 1 AC
PER ACRE
TOPSOIL (FURNISHED OFF THE SITE)
MULCHING
SEEDING
MARKING (INITIAL YELLOW)
MARKING (PERMANENT YELLOW)
MARKING (INITIAL WHITE)
MARKING (PERMANENT WHITE)
MARKING (PERMANENT BLACK)
REFLECTIVE MEDIA
GROOVING
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate One (1) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE ONE (1)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
L-108 20,700 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-108 6,800 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-109 2 UN
PER UNIT
L-110 5,400 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-110 1,400 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-115 1 EA
PER EACH
L-115 15 EA
PER EACH
L-125 134 EA
PER EACH
L-125 16 EA
PER EACH
L-125 26 EA
PER EACH
CONCRETE ENCASED ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, 1 WAY - 2" RGS CONDUIT
NO. 8 AWG, 5KV, L-824 TYPE C CABLE, INSTALLED IN TRENCH, DUCT BANK OR
CONDUIT
NO. 6 AWG SOLID BARE COPPER COUNTERPOISE WIRE, INSTALLED IN
TRENCH, INCLUDING CONNECTIONS/TERMINATIONS
INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT WITHIN EXISTING VAULT OR PREFABRICATED
METAL HOUSING IN PLACE
CONCRETE ENCASED ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, 1 WAY - 1" RGS CONDUIT
IN-PAVEMENT RUNWAY EDGE LIGHT CAN (L-867B)
EXISTING ELECTRICAL MANHOLE/JUNCTION STRUCTURE ELEVATION
ADJUSTMENT
L-860A(L) IN-PAVEMENT RUNWAY CENTERLINE LIGHT
ADJUST L-850C IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
ADJUST L-861T BASE-MOUNTED MITL
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate One (1) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE ONE (1)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
L-125 73 EA
PER EACH
M-103 4 EA
PER EACH
M-103 1 EA
PER EACH
M-107 3,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
M-199 300 TN
PER TON
M-199 300 TN
PER TON
M-199 200 TN
PER TON
M-199 200 TN
PER TON
M-199 300 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
M-199 350 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
ADJUST L-862(L) IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
LIGHTED PORTABLE CLOSED RUNWAY MARKERS (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
CLOSED TAXIWAY MARKERS
AVIATION BARRICADES (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
VDOT, CLASS 1 RIPRAP
VDOT, NO. 1 COARSE AGGREGATE
VDOT, NO. 57 COARSE AGGREGATE
VDOT, BASE COURSE 21A
VDOT, SECTION 249, FLOWABLE FILL
CIVIL ENGINEERING FABRIC
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate One (1) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE ONE (1)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
40.SP 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
41.SP 2 EA
PER EACH
Total Bid Amount $
SP-1 Non-AIP Insurance Allowance $
RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION SENSORS
IN-PAVEMENT MANHOLE ADJUSTMENT
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate One (1) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
UNIT PRICES EXTENDED
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
C-100 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
C-105 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-101 13,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 3,300 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 85,000 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
P-401 19,000 TN
PER TON
P-603 10,200 GL
PER GALLON
P-620 2,150 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 2,000 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 55,900 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
BID ALTERNATE TWO (2)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE A)
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE B)
CONTRACTOR QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM (CQCP)
MOBILIZATION
EMULSIFIED ASPHALT TACK COAT
MARKING (INITIAL YELLOW)
COLD MILLING (VARIABLE DEPTH)
ASPHALT SURFACE COURSE
MARKING (PERMANENT YELLOW)
MARKING (INITIAL WHITE)
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Two (2) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE TWO (2)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
P-620 53,100 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 13,300 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-621 44,000 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
T-901 1 AC
PER ACRE
T-905 30 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
T-908 1 AC
PER ACRE
L-108 2,600 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-109 2 UN
PER UNIT
L-110 2,600 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
MARKING (PERMANENT WHITE)
MARKING (PERMANENT BLACK)
SEEDING
TOPSOIL (FURNISHED OFF THE SITE)
REFLECTIVE MEDIA
GROOVING
INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT WITHIN EXISTING VAULT OR PREFABRICATED
METAL HOUSING IN PLACE
CONCRETE ENCASED ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, 1 WAY - 1" RGS CONDUIT
MULCHING
NO. 6 AWG SOLID BARE COPPER COUNTERPOISE WIRE, INSTALLED IN
TRENCH, INCLUDING CONNECTIONS/TERMINATIONS
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Two (2) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE TWO (2)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
L-115 51 EA
PER EACH
L-115 10 EA
PER EACH
L-125 9 EA
PER EACH
L-125 11 EA
PER EACH
L-125 23 EA
PER EACH
M-103 4 EA
PER EACH
M-103 1 EA
PER EACH
M-107 3,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
41.SP 2 EA
PER EACH
Total Bid Amount $
SP-1 Non-AIP Insurance Allowance $
ADJUST L-850C IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
ADJUST L-861T BASE-MOUNTED MITL
IN-PAVEMENT RUNWAY CENTERLINE CAN (L-868B) WITH COVER PLATE
EXISTING ELECTRICAL MANHOLE/JUNCTION STRUCTURE ELEVATION
ADJUSTMENT
CLOSED TAXIWAY MARKERS
AVIATION BARRICADES (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
ADJUST L-862(L) IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
LIGHTED PORTABLE CLOSED RUNWAY MARKERS (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
IN-PAVEMENT MANHOLE ADJUSTMENT
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Two (2) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
UNIT PRICES EXTENDED
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
C-100 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
C-105 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-101 7,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 2,200 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
P-101 45,000 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
P-401 10,500 TN
PER TON
P-603 5,400 GL
PER GALLON
P-620 300 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 300 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 46,500 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
BID ALTERNATE THREE (3)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE A)
JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR (TYPE B)
CONTRACTOR QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM (CQCP)
MOBILIZATION
EMULSIFIED ASPHALT TACK COAT
MARKING (INITIAL YELLOW)
COLD MILLING (VARIABLE DEPTH)
ASPHALT SURFACE COURSE
MARKING (PERMANENT YELLOW)
MARKING (INITIAL WHITE)
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Three (3) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE THREE (3)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
P-620 45,100 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 10,500 SF
PER SQUARE FOOT
P-620 1 LS
PER LUMP SUM
P-621 24,900 SY
PER SQUARE YARD
T-901 1 AC
PER ACRE
T-905 20 CY
PER CUBIC YARD
T-908 1 AC
PER ACRE
L-108 1,500 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
L-109 2 UN
PER UNIT
L-110 1,500 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
MARKING (PERMANENT WHITE)
MARKING (PERMANENT BLACK)
SEEDING
TOPSOIL (FURNISHED OFF THE SITE)
REFLECTIVE MEDIA
GROOVING
INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT WITHIN EXISTING VAULT OR PREFABRICATED
METAL HOUSING IN PLACE
NON-ENCASED ELECTRICAL CONDUIT, 1 WAY - 1" RGS CONDUIT
MULCHING
NO. 6 AWG SOLID BARE COPPER COUNTERPOISE WIRE, INSTALLED IN
TRENCH, INCLUDING CONNECTIONS/TERMINATIONS
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Three (3) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
ITEM ITEM WITH UNIT PRICE IN FIGURES TOTAL
NO. WRITTEN IN WORDS --------------------- ---------------------
DOLLARS DOLLARS
CENTS CENTS
BID ALTERNATE THREE (3)
APPROX.
QUANTITY
L-115 30 EA
PER EACH
L-115 2 EA
PER EACH
L-125 2 EA
PER EACH
L-125 2 EA
PER EACH
L-125 16 EA
PER EACH
M-103 2 EA
PER EACH
M-103 1 EA
PER EACH
M-107 3,000 LF
PER LINEAR FOOT
41.SP 2 EA
PER EACH
Total Bid Amount $
SP-1 Non-AIP Insurance Allowance $
ADJUST L-850C IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
ADJUST L-861T BASE-MOUNTED MITL
IN-PAVEMENT RUNWAY CENTERLINE CAN (L-868B) WITH COVER PLATE
EXISTING ELECTRICAL MANHOLE/JUNCTION STRUCTURE ELEVATION
ADJUSTMENT
CLOSED TAXIWAY MARKERS
AVIATION BARRICADES (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
ADJUST L-862(L) IN-PAVEMENT HIRL
LIGHTED PORTABLE CLOSED RUNWAY MARKERS (CONTRACTOR FURNISHED)
IN-PAVEMENT MANHOLE ADJUSTMENT
Bid Schedule (Revised) - Bid Alternate Three (3) Rehabilitate Runway 6-24 | 24072 - ROA
| 2026-06-19T12:12:42-0400 | |
| William M Eschenfelder |
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