Appendix 1 - Cost Proposal Form~1.docx
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- Rubber & Paint Removal on Airfield Pavements
- Solicitation number
- AP-26-725
- Issued by
- California
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This is a Cost Proposal Form for RFP AP-26-725, a rubber and paint removal services contract with a California municipality for airfield pavement maintenance. The scope of work encompasses runway rubber removal estimated at 300,000 square feet per visit, as-needed rubber removal services, and paint removal on airfield pavements across multiple square footage categories ranging from 1 to over 2,000 square feet. The contract includes a two-year term with separate year one and year two lump sum pricing for runway rubber removal, with an annual wastewater disposal allowance of $15,000 included for containment, testing, transportation, and disposal costs.
Contractors must submit detailed cost breakdowns on a per-square-foot basis for all removal services, with paint removal pricing structured by project size categories and work completion percentages (50-65%, 66-90%, and 91-100%). The proposed cost shall be all-inclusive, covering mobilization and demobilization, test sections, materials, labor, equipment, tools, and all incidentals necessary for project completion. Wastewater disposal invoices must be submitted concurrently with service completion invoices to receive compensation. Incomplete proposals may result in rejection by the City.
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APPENDIX 1
COST PROPOSAL FORM
APPENDIX 1
Please read this form carefully. Submission of an incomplete Proposal may cause the City to deem the Proposal as non-responsive and the reject the Proposal.
The proposed cost shall be inclusive of all costs for providing rubber and paint removal services. The price bid shall be full compensation for mobilization and demobilization, performing the Test Section(s), and for furnishing all materials and for all labor, equipment, tools, and incidentals necessary to complete the rubber and/or paint removal. Contractors must provide a breakdown of their proposed cost for rubber and paint removal services per square foot.
COST FOR RUBBER & PAINT REMOVAL
A. Payment for rubber removal on runway is estimated at 300,000 SF per visit and shall be by lump sum.
Runway Rubber Removal: Year 1
$__________________ Lump Sum
Runway Rubber Removal: Year 2
$__________________ Lump Sum
B. Payment for as-needed rubber removal shall be by square foot.
As-Needed Rubber Removal:
$__________________ Per SF
C. Payment for paint removal on other pavements shall be based on percentage of work for the following square footage categories:
Airfield Paint Removal: 1-500 SF Minimum 50%-65%
Minimum 66%-90%
Minimum 91%-100%
Airfield Paint Removal: 501-1,000 SF
RFP AP-26-725 Rubber & Paint Removal on Airfield Pavements Appendix A - Page 2 of 2
Airfield Paint Removal: 1,001-2,000 SF
$_____________ Per SF
Airfield Paint Removal: 2,001+ SF
MISCELLANEOUS COSTS
D. An annual sum of $15,000 is included for Wastewater Disposal. This includes associated costs such as containment, testing, transportation, and disposal. The invoice for the Wastewater Disposal must be submitted with your invoice for completed services to receive compensation.
| Wastewater Disposal (Annual Allowance) |
| $15,000 |
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