4-Exhibit B Pricing Form.xlsx

This is a pricing form for the Town of Hilton Head Island's RFP 2026-07 for Northpoint/USPS Access Improvements, which solicits bids for comprehensive site improvements at 213 William Hilton Parkway, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. The project encompasses multiple construction phases including demolition, storm drainage installation, paving and grading, erosion control, miscellaneous improvements, landscaping, and electrical/lighting work. Demolition activities include clearing and grubbing (0.9 acres), removal of asphalt pavement (4,077 square yards), concrete sidewalks (300 square yards), water lines (85 linear feet), curb and gutter (2,000 linear feet), signs (9 units), and tree removal (56 trees). Storm drainage work involves installation of HDPE and RCP pipe ranging from 12 to 30 inches in diameter, catch basins, drop inlets, and storm manholes. The paving and earthwork section includes fine grading (3,500 square yards), asphalt surface and intermediate courses (1,080 tons combined), concrete curb and gutter (2,725 linear feet), sidewalks and crosswalks (390 square yards), and various pavement markings. Additional components include erosion control measures, water main work (8" and 6" PVC and DIP pipe totaling 95 linear feet with associated fittings), tree protection fencing (2,133 linear feet), EV charging infrastructure, signage, and landscaping with native plant species and sod installation (8,572 square feet).

The pricing form provides detailed line items with SCDOT specification numbers and units for bid submission, with contractors required to enter unit prices and calculate totals for each section, culminating in a total construction bid price. Mobilization is estimated at 7.5% of total project costs as a lump-sum line item. The form requires contractor identification, name and title of the person completing the bid, and execution date. No specific pricing, set-aside information, incumbent contractor details, or funding sources are disclosed within this pricing form document itself, as it functions as a blank template for contractor cost proposals rather than a complete procurement summary.