Bid_#2025-35_Bid_Set_Pepper_Ridge_Sidewalk_-_Route_66_Path_Improvements.pdf

This is a comprehensive set of engineering design and construction documents for the Pepper Ridge Sidewalk and Route 66 Shared-Use Path Improvements project, prepared by Fehr Graham Engineering & Environmental for the City of Bloomington, Illinois. The project involves constructing new sidewalks and a shared-use path, with detailed plans including typical sections, traffic signal installations, lighting improvements, utility relocations, and grading details across multiple intersections including Veterans Parkway, Danbury Drive, and Greenwood Avenue. The project includes specific quantities for various construction elements such as tree removal (80 units), earth excavation (99 cubic yards), topsoil excavation and placement (123 cubic yards), and sidewalk construction (712 square feet for 4-inch and 620 square feet for 6-inch concrete sidewalks).

The project documents indicate compliance with Illinois Department of Transportation standards and include comprehensive details for ADA ramp configurations, traffic signal modifications, and utility infrastructure adjustments. The bid set suggests this is a public infrastructure improvement project with precise engineering specifications, including provisions for erosion control, seeding, fertilization, and detailed material requirements. While specific budget details are not explicitly stated in the documents, the project appears to be funded through municipal infrastructure improvement funds, with careful attention to prevailing wage requirements and potential project labor agreement considerations as outlined in the City of Bloomington's municipal code for public works projects exceeding $50,000.