C.ONT_Taxiway_Sierra_CSPPp.pdf

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Taxiway S (East) Reconstruction Project
Solicitation number
2025-IFB-067
Issued by
San Bernardino County, California

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The file C.ONT_Taxiway_Sierra_CSPPp.pdf appears to be a project specification document for the Taxiway S (East) Reconstruction Project at a California airport. The project involves comprehensive pavement reconstruction, including demolishing and replacing approximately 51,000 square yards of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) panels and 50,000 square yards of Asphalt Concrete (AC) shoulders on Taxiway S, located east of the Cucamonga Channel. The scope of work encompasses multiple critical infrastructure improvements, including paving, grading, crack and spall repair, joint sealing, paint marking, centerline and shoulder lighting repair and replacement, and pavement subgrade stabilization. The solicitation is structured with a base bid and two additional bid alternates, and includes stormwater quality treatment improvements to ensure compliance with California Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan requirements.

The project appears to be funded through standard airport infrastructure improvement channels, with a focus on maintaining critical airfield infrastructure and meeting regulatory stormwater management standards. The comprehensive reconstruction approach suggests a strategic investment in long-term pavement durability and airport operational efficiency. The inclusion of stormwater quality treatment improvements indicates a commitment to environmental compliance and sustainable infrastructure development. While specific budget details are not provided in the document, the extensive scope of work suggests a significant capital investment in airport infrastructure maintenance and improvement.

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