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Landscaping Services - Section 26 World Drive North Phase II
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Orange County, Florida

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This document is an Addendum No. 1 issued by the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District for Landscaping Services - Section 26 World Drive North Phase II, Bid #C006466. The addendum provides updates to the Invitation to Bid (ITB), including the addition of a list of required irrigation materials, updates to the client reference list and bid submittal affidavit exhibits, and clarification on the map to be used for the proposal. It also revises the qualifications for interested bidders to include a plumbing/specialty contractor license for irrigation systems, International Society of Arboriculture certifications, Florida Green Industries Best Management Practices certification, a commercial applicator license, and FDOT TTC advanced and intermediate certification.

The contract is for landscaping services to maintain a recently added parcel of property along World Drive North Phase II, which includes turf areas, shrub beds, trees, slopes, retention ponds, and other landscaping elements. Bidders are required to provide all labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals necessary for the full and complete care of the landscape. The awarded contractor must maintain a healthy, vigorous appearance of all plantings, turf, and flowers.

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Addendum No. 1

Issue Date: November 3, 2023

Title: Landscaping Services – Section 26 World Drive North Phase II

Bid #: C006466

To: All Bidders Issued By: Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

Andrea Osinski, Senior Procurement Analyst aosinski@oversightdistrict.org

(689) 254-4346

NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS

This addendum shall be made part of the ITB and shall be binding as if part of the original documents. Bidders should acknowledge receipt of this Addendum No. 1 in the appropriate space provided of the Bid Pricing Form.

It is the Bidder’s responsibility to identify all addendums before placing a bid.

PART A. ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUANCES

1. Attachment 6 – Irrigation Materials Requirement – The District is including a list of required materials for the irrigation system for this solicitation.

2. Exhibit C – Client Reference List – The District has updated this exhibit to include contact name and phone number for any references given by interested bidders.

3. Exhibit – D – Bid Submittal Affidavit – The District has updated this exhibit to include additional qualifications for interested bidders to include within their submittal on the due date of this solicitation.

PART A. QUESTIONS/RESPONSES

Question 1: Can you confirm which map we will use for the proposal for Section 26? The embedded map and the linked map are different for Section 26, page 7, section 1.6.

Response 1: We have updated the map link for this area to show all areas the awarded Contractor will be responsible for maintaining. If interested bidders zoom in on the link, we have included specifications of the irrigation system, which is to be maintained by the awarded bidder. Bidders can access the below link.

WD N Phase II - Section 26 (arcgis.com) mailto:aosinski@oversightdistrict.org https://rcid.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=de38642f21d7464f9acf9a789b4bc46d

ITB# C006442 Page 2 of 2

NOTE- Revision to qualifications: Section 5. Qualification of Bidders, bullet point 5.3:

5.3 Bidders are to submit the following required licenses and/or certifications:

• Plumbing Contractor and/or Specialty Contractor License for irrigation systems

• International Society of Arboriculture Certifications

• Florida Green Industries Best Management Practices (B.M.P.) Certification

• Commercial Applicator License from the Florida Department of Agriculture and

Consumer Services

• FDOT TTC Advanced and Intermediate Certification required for at least one worker on-site

END OF ADDENDUM

C006466 – Attachment 6 - Irrigation Materials Requirement

This list is designed to direct users as to the proper materials and practices required to provide required maintenance on Central Florida Tourism Oversight District irrigation.

A. Sprinkler Head Assembly

a. 6” Spray head assembly is to consist of one (1) Rainbird 1806SAMPRS spray head on a swing joint assembly consisting of two (2), ½” marlex (MS412-005) on both ends of a 6” sch 80 nipple (506PVCN).

b. 12” Spray head assembly is to consist of one (1) Rainbird 1812SAMPRS spray head on a swing joint assembly consisting of two (2), ½” marlex (MS412-005) on both ends of a 12” sch 80 nipple (5012PVCN).

c. 6” Rotor head assembly is to consist of one (1) Rainbird 5006+PCSAMR rotor head on a swing joint assembly consisting of two (2), ¾” marlex (MS412-007) on both ends of a 6” sch 80 nipple (756PVCN).

d. 12” Rotor head assembly is to consist of one (1) Rainbird 5012+PCSAMR rotor head on a swing joint assembly consisting of two (2), ¾” marlex (MS412-007) on both ends of a 12” sch 80 nipple (7512PVCN).

B. Plastic Pipe and Fittings

a. All pipe shall bear the following markings: Manufacturer's name, nominal pipe size, schedule or class, pressure rating in psi, and date of extrusion.

b. All buried irrigation water pipe, both pressure mainline and lateral lines shall be purple color pigmented PVC pipe.

c. Pipe: Class 200, (Class 315 for ½” pipe only) PVC plastic except as noted below. ASTM

D1785-06, Type I, Grade I with solvent welded joints for non-pressure lateral line pipe and main line 2 ½” and smaller.

d. Pipe: Schedule 40, PVC plastic, ASTM D1785-06, Type I, Grade I, with solvent welded joints for pressure main line pipe for sizes 2 ½” and smaller.

i. Use schedule 40 pipe for lateral piping under paving.

ii. Sleeves shall be Schedule 40 for 3” and smaller, Class 200 for 4” and larger.

Solvent weld joints. Sleeves shall be 2x the nominal size of the pipe within the sleeve up to and including 4”. For pipe 6” and larger, sleeve shall be two pipe sizes larger.

e. Pipe: Class 200, PVC plastic, ASTM D1785-06, Type I, Grade I with rubber gasketed bell and spigot connections for size 3 in. and larger. The insertion mark shall be visible to show proper depth into spigot. Thrust blocks shall be installed in accord with manufacturer’s recommendations.

f. Fittings: Schedule 40, PVC plastic; socket type, ASTM D2466-06, Type I, Grade I for size 3

in. and smaller.

i. Use Schedule 80 threaded fittings where threaded fittings are indicated; Type I, Grade I, ASTM D2464, for pressure pipe unless details specify brass pipe or fittings.

ii. Fittings shall bear manufacturer's name or trademark, material designation, size, and applicable I.P.S. schedule.

iii. Glue socket type, for pipe sizes 3 in. and smaller, as well as, 1 ½ in. and smaller main line: Schedule 40, PVC plastic, Type I, Grade I, ASTM D2464.

g. Joints

i. Solvent weld joints to be made in a three step process: clean, prime and solvent cement in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.

1. Cleaner shall be NSF approved as manufactured by IPS Corporation, or

Owner approved equal.

2. Primer shall meet ASTM F656-02, NSF approved as manufactured by IPS

Corporation, or Owner approved equal. Combination cleaner/primer products are not permitted.

3. Solvent cement shall meet ASTM D2564-04e1, NSF approved. Cement shall be labeled for use on PVC and flex pipe as manufactured by IPS Corporation (Weld-On 737) or Owner approved equal.

ii. Threaded joints to be made using PTFE tape per fitting manufacturer’s instructions. Pipe dope or paste is not to be used on any irrigation piping component.

h. Fittings for main line piping 2 in. and larger

i. Shall have restrained service/swivel tees:

ii. All bends, reducers, plugs and the opposite side of tee branches shall be bell-end ductile iron fittings for PVC pipe.

i. Fittings shall be manufactured of ductile iron, grade 70-55-05 in accord with ASTM A536-84(2004). Fittings shall have deep bell push-on joints with gaskets meeting ASTM F477-02e1. Fittings shall be HARCO DEEP BELL by The Harrington Corp. of Lynchburg, VA, Tel: (804) 845-7094, or Owner-approved equivalent.

j. Thrust Blocks

i. Standard concrete mix in accord with ASTM C150, ASTM C33, and ASTM C94 with a compressive strength of 3000 psi. after 28 days.

C. Valve and Pull/Splice Boxes

a. Products

i. Mainline manual gate valves, air/vacuum relief valves, and low volume control valve assemblies shall be Jumbo box part #190106, by Highline Products, for green lid and part #190122 by Highline Products for purple lid

ii. Quick coupling valve and grounding rods and approved wire splice locations shall be 10 inch round box, part # 181104 by Highline Products for green lid and part # 181113 by Highline Products for purple lid.

iii. Electric control valves shall be Standard box, part # 170106, by Highline Products for green lid, and part # 170131, by Highline Products for purple lid.

iv. All Highline Products box lids shall have 04 part # 143020, by Highline Products and washer screw, part # 143004 by Highline Products to provide detection.

Install per manufacturer’s recommendations.

v. Control wire, communication cable, and flow sensor cable pull box/splice box shall be Carson assembly part # 1419-12-4.

b. Gravel all boxes after valve installation.

c. Valve box to be supported with four(4) bricks, one on each corner, for rectangle boxes and two (2) bricks, opposite each other, for round boxes.

d. Do not paint valve and pull/splice boxes.

D. Valves

a. Irrigation Control Valves

i. Irrigation valves to be Rainbird PESB valve with 3M DBR/Y-6 wire connectors, PRSDIAL pressure regulator, and Christy identification tag

b. Ball Valves

i. True Union ball valve with threaded Stainless steel reinforced ends or approved equivalent that includes the following options:

1. Heavy bodied PVC construction with 236 psi min. pressure rating.

2. PTFE ball seats.

3. EPDM high grade abrasion resistant O-rings.

4. NSF listed for potable water.

5. Stainless Steel reinforced

E. Wire Connections

a. Make wire splices using 3M DBR/Y-6 for three wires and Paige DB144 for four or more wires. All products to be UL-listed for underground splicing.

b. Use a continuous wire between controller and remote control valves. Do not use wire splices without prior approval by Owner. Install each approved splice in Highline Products valve box.

F. Sleeves

a. Schedule 40 PVC for applications requiring 3 inch dia and smaller.

b. Class 200 PVC for applications 4 inch dia. and larger; type I, grade I; solvent weld.

c. All sleeves shall be sized 2 times the diameter of the protected pipe run for all pipe under 6 inch diameter or 2 pipe sizes larger for pipe runs 6 inch and larger.

i. Maximum of one pipe per sleeve unless approved by Owner.

ii. Wires to be in a separate sleeve/conduit from piping.

G. Valve Identification Tags:

a. Identification tags to be Christy brand purple tags with “Non potable water for irrigation use” on one side and zone information on reverse side. Part number ID-MAX-PB

H. Supplemental Tree Irrigation

a. Spray emitters, emitter tubing, and fittings for supplemental tree irrigation:

i. Q11700 – Red staked.

ii. Q1010036 – 36 in. transfer tubing.

iii. Q10900DE – 360 – 24 stream x down spray deflector.

1. Install with down spray deflector in operational position.

iv. QN80012 – Blue nozzle

b. Polyethylene tubing manufactured for application.

c. Filtration: Water shall be filtered using a 75 micron (200 mesh,.008 in. opening) or finer perforated filter. Do not use disc filters. Filter size shall be adequate but shall not significantly restrict flow.

d. Pressure regulation: Water pressure at the emitter shall not exceed 30 psi or be less than 20 psi.

I. Dripline Irrigation System

a. Tubing: Tubing shall be Rainbird XFD Dripline, brown in color, nominal flow of 0.9 GPH, 12 in. emitter spacing.

b. Fittings: Fittings to be Rainbird Easy Fit Compression Fittings (MDCF series).

c. Filter: Rainbird quick check basket filter 200 mesh (QKCHK100) to be used on drip zones.

One (1) filter for 1” valves and two (2) filters for 1.5” and 2” valves.

d. Air/Vacuum relief valve: Rainbird Air/Vacuum Relief Valve (ARV050) to be installed below grade at the highest elevation within each zone. Install the valve in an exhaust header on a line that runs perpendicular to the lateral rows to ensure all rows of the dripline can take advantage of the air/vacuum relief valve.

e. Flushing valve: Netafim Techline Automatic Flush Valve (TLFV-1) to be installed at hydraulic termination point (or points) in each system. Install valve horizontally level and below grade. Prior to replacement of flush valve, flush entire system to remove any dirt and sediment.

f. Indicator: Rainbird drip system operation indicator installed near valve (part number

OPERIND).

NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS

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