ADAPTIVE KAYAK LAUNCH SPECS FOR MCNEELY LAKE.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFB-785-2100000026-1
- Issued by
- Elliott County, Kentucky
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Adaptive Kayak Launch Specifications for McNeely Lake
This is a specifications document for an adaptive kayak launch project issued by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, Engineering Division, for construction at McNeely Lake Boat Ramp (6994 Cooper Chapel Road, Louisville, KY 40229) under RFB-23-21. The project requires fabrication and delivery of specialized waterfront equipment including two 20-foot by 8-foot Grade 6061 aluminum floating docks with composite or aluminum decking and plastic encapsulated flotation; one 4-foot by 30-foot aluminum gangway with dual handrails (42-inch primary and 34-inch intermediate) and supplemental flotation as needed; one 4-foot by 30-foot kayak chute with composite slide pads and supplemental flotation; one 8-foot by 20-foot kayak launch with roll cage, overhead grab bar, mounting support brackets for 3.5-inch spud poles, and a boarding bench with retractable seat. All components must meet ADA standards and include toe-kick perimeter protection. The successful bidder must provide shop drawings with their bid package, deliver two complete sets of plans and detailed assembly instructions within seven calendar days of the Intent of Award, and complete the entire project within 90 calendar days from the contract award date. Site visits can be scheduled through Greg Logan, Maintenance Branch Manager, at greg.logan@ky.gov or 1-502-564-5162. The bidder must supply all necessary components and hardware for installation and must meet or exceed all specified requirements.
No pricing information, set-asides, funding amounts, or other financial terms are detailed in this specifications document. Face mask requirements apply to all employees and contractors working on the project site. Additional details regarding insurance certificates, payment and performance bonds, and site conditions are referenced but not fully detailed in this document.
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ADAPTIVE KAYAK LAUNCH
SPECIFICATIONS
MCNEELY LAKE
Floating Dock:
• Two (2) 20-feet by 8-feet floating docks.
• The dock to be Grade 6061 aluminum.
• Decking to be composite or aluminum.
• Plastic encapsulated flotation with a minimum freeboard of 16” and maximum 18” to top of decking.
• A hinge to be located at the gangway connection point.
• A toe-Kick to be provided for the perimeter of the floating dock that meets
ADA standards.
Gangway:
• The gangway to measure 4-feet by 30-feet.
• Decking to be aluminum.
• All components to be Grade 6061 aluminum.
• The handrail to be located at 42-inches.
• An intermediate handrail to be located at a height of 34-inches.
• A toe-Kick to be included.
• A hinge to be located at the top and bottom of the gangway.
• The gangway to be supplied with supplemental floatation at the bottom of the gangway if needed to keep the dock floating level.
• A hinged mounting angle with pin to be provided with all necessary hardware for the top mounting of the gangway. This angle will be mounting to concrete.
Kayak Chute:
• One (1) 4-foot by 30-foot kayak chute.
• Hinge pins to be supplied for the top and bottom attachment.
• Slide pads on the cradles to be composite decking.
• Supplemental floatation to be installed at the bottom of the Kayak Chute if needed to keep the dock floating level.
Kayak Launch:
• One (1) 8-foot by 20-foot kayak launch.
• Two (2) mounting support brackets/pockets on outside corners of the
Kayak Launch to except 3.5 inch spud pole/pilings. These brackets/pockets need to allow perpendicular movement but No lateral movement. Spud poles will be placed by others in the middle of these brackets/sleeves and they need to have a minimum of 10 inches of movement each way.
• One (1) kayak roll cage.
• One (1) overhead grab bar.
Boarding Bench:
• One (1) boarding bench with retractable seat.
Special Conditions:
• Bidders must include a copy of their shop drawing with their bid package.
• Time of Completion: Ninety (90) calendar days from award date of contract.
• The successful Bidder must supply two (2) complete sets of plans and detailed assembly instructions in seven (7) calendar days from the Intent of Award. (This is the same time the insurance certificate and payment and performance bonds will be due.)
• The Bidder must supply all components/hardware needed for installation.
The address for McNeely Lake Boat Ramp – 6994 Cooper Chapel Rd., Louisville, KY 40229.
Any contractor that wish to visit the site please Contact Greg Logan to schedule a site visit. Face masks are also required by employees/contractors when working, traveling or meeting in groups or in common areas (breakrooms, hallways, etc.)
Greg Logan Maintenance Branch Manager/Boat Ramps Engineering Divison Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources greg.logan@ky.gov 1-502-564-5162
* Bidders must meet or exceed specifications * mailto:greg.logan@ky.gov
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