aka-anchorage2021-1_Plans - PRE-AD_reduced.pdf

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AK FLAP ANCHORAGE 2021(1), Far North Bicentennial Park Enhancements
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This is a pre-solicitation announcement for a construction project to enhance Far North Bicentennial Park in Anchorage, Alaska. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration is soliciting sealed bids on a firm-fixed-price basis for construction of pedestrian and boardwalk infrastructure improvements located 5 miles east of Anchorage along the North Gasline Trail. The base scope includes constructing an 80-foot single-span prefabricated steel pedestrian bridge over Campbell Creek and a 61-foot boardwalk, with an option to construct an additional 51-foot boardwalk. The project also encompasses trail aggregate and turf establishment work across a 0.2-mile segment. The estimated price range is between $700,000 and $2,000,000, with a tentative completion date of Fall 2027. This is a full and open competition opportunity with no identified set-asides.

The solicitation is anticipated to be released during winter 2026/2027, with preliminary plans and project details currently available in electronic format only. When solicitation documents are issued, the formal Invitation for Bids containing specifications and complete plans will be posted to SAM.gov. Interested vendors should use the "follow" function on the opportunity page to receive notification upon release of solicitation documents. The Interested Vendors List is accessible through SAM.gov to users with active Unique Entity Identifiers (UEI) and assigned roles. Prospective bidders should reference the project description and preliminary plans posted as attachments to this synopsis for additional technical details.

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