27_003 SOI.xlsx

This is a Schedule of Items Cost Sheet for ITB #27-003 issued by the City of Alpharetta, Georgia for FY27 Sidewalk Repair and Replacement. The project encompasses sidewalk repair and replacement work along three primary locations: Westside Parkway, Kimball Bridge Road, and Clubhouse Drive. The scope of work includes demolition and disposal of existing concrete sidewalk, construction of new concrete sidewalk, handicap ramp reconstruction, sodding, biobarrier installation, and miscellaneous related work. Specific quantities include 2,234 linear feet of 5-foot standard sidewalk on Westside Parkway, 1,670 linear feet of 8-foot standard sidewalk on Westside Parkway, 1,225 linear feet of 5-foot standard sidewalk on Kimball Bridge Road, and 407 linear feet on Clubhouse Drive. Additional items include 54 handicap ramp reconstruction units across various details, 6,450 square feet of sod installation, 400 linear feet of biobarrier installation, and miscellaneous construction items. All line items denoted as "Complete" include demolition, haul off, disposal, grading, backfilling, reconstruction, traffic control, erosion control, and testing.

The bid pricing structure includes two fixed-price items: Miscellaneous Construction Allocation at $25,000.00 and Irrigation Repair at $10,000.00, resulting in a grand total of $35,000.00 for items with established pricing. All other line items are presented with zero unit prices, indicating that bidders must complete pricing for sidewalk, ramps, sodding, and other construction elements. Bidders must certify that they have carefully reviewed bidding documents, visited the site to verify conditions including dimensions and materials, correlated site observations with project requirements, and understand that bids cannot be withdrawn within sixty days after the bid due date. Additionally, bidders must submit a Certificate of Independent Price Determination affirming that the bid is made without prior understanding or agreement with other bidders and acknowledging that collusive bidding violates state and federal law.