Summary

This is a revised price sheet for on-call pipelining and drainage repair services issued by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT). The document establishes unit pricing for a comprehensive range of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe products in various configurations and sizes, along with associated drainage work, inspection services, traffic control, and mobilization costs. Line items include 34 HDPE pipe options ranging from 12 inches to 78 inches in diameter, available in both circular and oval configurations, with annual estimated quantities varying from 20 linear feet to 2,240 linear feet depending on pipe size and type. Additional services encompassed in the pricing schedule include drainage work such as rip rap installation, rail bank protection, jetting, drilling, and excavation; specialized services including hydrovac operations and robotic CCTV camera inspection; and comprehensive traffic control provisions featuring cones, warning signs, barricades, pilot vehicles, flaggers, and law enforcement support. Mobilization costs are itemized across seven geographic districts within Arizona, including Central, Northcentral, Northeast, Northwest, Southwest, Southcentral, and Southeast regions.

The pricing sheet reflects a statewide, on-call contracting structure with not-to-exceed unit prices established for each line item. HDPE pipe pricing ranges from $122.00 per linear foot for 12-inch circular pipe to $1,965.00 per linear foot for 78-inch oval pipe. Drainage work costs vary significantly based on service type, from $4.00 per linear foot for regrading cut ditches without surplus material to $1,330.00 per cubic yard for soil-cement bank protection. Labor-intensive services such as certified civilian flaggers are priced at $85.00 per hour, while specialized equipment operations such as hydrovac services are set at $540.00 per hour. Mobilization pricing is uniformly established at $65.00 per mile across all districts, with estimated annual quantities ranging from 150 miles in the Central District to 3,000 miles in the Northeast District.