B08_-_140P4322R0003_ATTACHMENT_NUMBER_001_LOWE_Rehabilitate_Central_Street_Canal_Walkway_SOW.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140P4322R0003
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This scope of work document outlines a rehabilitation project for an existing canal walkway in two sections. The first section involves rehabilitating two sets of concrete steps connecting a 65-foot long brick walkway, including masonry repointing, concrete and railing repairs, and resetting pavers and a drainage structure. The second section requires selective demolition and replacement of a 167-foot long cantilevered walkway, starting with demolition and removal of the existing surface and steel structure, followed by installation of new structural decking and reinforced concrete walkway, and reusing and painting the existing guardrail system. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 140P4322R0003 from the Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region to rehabilitate the Central Street walkway.
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140P4322R0003 LOWE REHAB CENTRAL STREET WALKWAY 241738 B
SCOPE OF WORK
The project involves the rehabilitation of an existing canal walkway that connects a pedestrian walkway approximately 232 linear feet in length from Central Street reconnecting with canal walk plaza near the Leo A. Roy Parking Facility.
The walkway consists of two sections of work. The first section (CLIN 00010) consists of rehabilitation of two sets of concrete steps, granite clad, connecting a 65’ long, brick paved walkway with steel handrails and guardrails. Included in the rehabilitation work is masonry repointing, concrete repairs, railing repairs and repainting, and re-setting brick pavers and a drainage structure. The second section (CLIN 00020) involves the selective demolition and replacement of a 167’ long, cantilevered canal walkway, starting with selective demolition and removal of existing walkway surface, retaining steel structure, installation of new structural decking and reinforced concrete walkway and re-use and painting of existing guardrail system.
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