ADDENDUM 5 ATTACHMENT A-2 PRICING FORM SUMMARY

This is a pricing submittal form issued by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) for Invitation to Bid (ITB) 13440, the Cape Lookout State Park Parkwide Improvements Project. The form requires bidders to provide unit costs and total costs for all bid items across three construction packages. Package 1 encompasses 55 line items for day use parking improvements, including mobilization, demolition, asphalt and concrete paving totaling 134,965 square feet, curbing (5,250 linear feet), concrete sidewalks (12,550 square feet), stormwater infrastructure (catch basins, manholes, planters, swales, and culverts), waterline installation, site electrical work, landscaping, and site amenities such as bollards, picnic tables, signs, pay stations, and electric vehicle charging stations. Package 3 includes 12 line items for Loop D paving with 62,300 square feet of cold plane pavement removal and 1,390 tons of asphalt paving. Package 4 consists of 13 line items for utilities installation in Loops C and D, including waterline installation totaling 7,925 linear feet of various sizes and site electrical work. All work is priced on a lump sum, ton, square foot, linear foot, or unit basis, with bid price representing the total contract price including contractor profit and overhead. OPRD reserves the right to adjust quantities or delete items as needed, with payment based on actual measured quantities.

Bidders must enter pricing information in the form as modified by Addendum 5, with failure to provide required information resulting in bid rejection as non-responsive. The pricing form explicitly notes that all work described in contract documents but not specifically itemized is considered incidental to the work. Bid security equal to 10% of the total bid amount is required, and upon award, the successful bidder must provide performance and payment bonds each equal to 100% of the contract amount. The OPRD is exempt from Oregon's Public Contracting Code prevailing wage requirements for this project. While no formal set-asides are mandated, bidders are encouraged to utilize certified disadvantaged businesses, minority-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, emerging small businesses, and veteran-owned businesses as subcontractors. The project is anticipated to be funded with state funds, contingent upon the agency's receipt of sufficient project funding, with no specific budget amount disclosed in the solicitation documents.