Bid_Form_-_Event_4250.xlsx

This is a Bid Form for the City of Minneapolis Public Works Department's 18th Ave S. Bridge over Midtown Greenway Bridge Reconstruction project in Minnesota. The project encompasses a comprehensive range of construction activities, including precondition surveys, construction surveying, vibration monitoring, and as-built documentation. The scope includes mobilization efforts, clearing and grubbing operations, removal of existing infrastructure (lighting units, manholes, catch basins, signs, pavement, pipes, curbs, retaining walls, fences, and conduit systems), excavation and embankment work, base course materials, bituminous and concrete paving, structural concrete work with reinforcement bars, bridge elements including prestressed concrete beams and bearing assemblies, approach panels, masonry reconstruction, micropiling operations, ornamental metal railings, drainage and sewer systems, utility adjustments, concrete walks and driveways, landscaping elements, conduit systems and lighting installations, traffic control measures, signage, erosion control, sediment management, seeding and sodding, and pavement marking restoration. The bid form contains 142 line items with specified quantities ranging from fractional units to thousands of units.

All pricing must be submitted in Excel format with unit prices entered for every line item; mathematical errors default to unit price governance. Line item 8 (Trainees at $1.00 per hour for 800 hours) is pre-populated and locked, resulting in a fixed $800.00 extension that serves as the minimum total bid amount. No handwritten prices are accepted, and the spreadsheet automatically calculates the total bid amount based on entered unit prices multiplied by quantities. The bidder must provide their company name on the form, and all pricing must align between the individual bid form and the event line amount submission. This project requires detailed cost estimation across diverse construction disciplines including civil, structural, utility, landscaping, and environmental work.