Bid_25-09._Bid_Tally.pdf

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Maintenance and Shaping of MSBU Roads in Putnam County
Solicitation number
Bid 25-09
Issued by
Polk County, Florida

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This document is a Bid Tally sheet for Bid 25-09 issued by Putnam County, Florida, for the Maintenance and Shaping of MSBU Roads, specifically for the Interlachen Lake Estates South area. The bid was opened on Friday, March 14, 2025, and involves road maintenance services covering 49.743 miles, including grading, shaping, road stabilization, and reconstruction. Five contractors submitted bids for this project: Art Walker Construction, Copper Roads, DB Civil Construction, Tuttle Dozer Works, and 2K Property Services.

The bid prices range from $74,614.56 to $310,879.80, with a note indicating that the math assumption for Interlachen Lake Estates South is based on a model and assumes the bid tally line item 1 represents the annual cost per centerline mile. Art Walker Construction submitted the highest bid at $223,843.50, while Tuttle Dozer Works submitted the lowest at $74,614.56. The bid documents include one original, one copy, and one USB submission. A critical footnote mentions that no lump sum was provided by the contractor, and the pricing is based on a mathematical model for annual cost calculation.

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Name of Vendor

Art Walker Construction

Copper Roads

DB Civil Construction

Tuttle Dozer Works

2K Property Services

$74,614.56

1 original, 1 copy, 1 USBInterlachen Lake Estates South

$223,843.50*

$310,879.80

$98,491.14

Bid 25-09 Maintenance and Shaping of MSBU Roads in Putnam County

Friday, March 14, 2025 Bid Tally

*Math assumption is based on model. No lump sum was provided by Contractor. Assuming bid tally line item 1 is annual cost per centerline mile.

$187,033.52

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