Exhibit_A-_Scope_of_Work.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- CGB038256
- Issued by
- Fairfield County, Connecticut
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This Scope of Work document outlines the security fence upgrade project for the LifeBridge Community Services Center at 475 Clinton Avenue in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The project involves the purchase and installation of approximately 45 sections of commercial aluminum fencing in black, consisting of four-foot high by eight-foot wide sections in one area and six-foot high by eight-foot wide sections in other areas. Additional deliverables include two walkway gates (minimum three feet wide) with security latches, springs, and locks; one electrified elongated sliding gate (minimum 21 feet long) at the existing driveway opening; an exit loop in the existing driveway with necessary blacktop and concrete patching; and hardware installation including keypad and/or remote control access options for the sliding gate. The contractor must obtain all necessary building permits and stamped drawings from the Building Department before commencing work. A mandatory preconstruction meeting is required with owners, the contractor, and construction manager prior to work initiation. The project must be completed within 8 weeks of permit receipt, with all work warranted for one year covering labor, equipment, and materials.
Bids are due Wednesday, June 4, 2025, by 2:00 pm, with a mandatory preconstruction site visit scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at 10:30 am. Bid pricing must remain valid for 120 days from the opening date. All work must comply with Davis-Bacon wage rates, current State and local building codes, and OSHA safety standards. The contractor must secure all required certifications of insurance and maintain a clean worksite throughout the project duration. The City of Bridgeport encourages participation from Minority Business Enterprises (MBE), Women Business Enterprises (WBE), and City-based businesses (CBB). Contractors must possess valid SAM, DUNS, CT, and Federal Tax ID numbers and submit comprehensive documentation including bid bonds, contractor certifications, and good faith effort forms. Payment terms are Net 45 Days, and services and materials are exempt from Connecticut state sales tax. The contractor cannot negotiate directly with homeowners regarding contract changes; all modifications must be directed through the Housing Community Development office.
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Life Bridge Community Services, Center.
475 Clinton Avenue
Building Upgrades
Security Fence
Scope of Work
PY48
Exterior Fence
1. All contractors will assess the entire exterior of the building areas during the walk-through. The selected contractor will have stamped drawing/print or whatever is necessary for the Building Department approval. The selected contractor must receive a permit before the job commences. Contractor will ensure all newly installed fencing, gates, posts, spring, panic bar, and latches for self-closing etc.
are plumb and level.
2. The contractor will purchase and install roughly 45 sections of commercial aluminum fencing four (4’) foot high by eight (8’) foot wide in one area and six (6’) foot high by eight (8’) foot wide in other areas along with all necessary post, caps, wiring, cement etc.
3. The existing eight (8) foot high metal black fence and gate on Clinton & Fairfield Avenues will remain and not to be touched.
4. The existing wood fence on the property line will remain and not to be touched.
5. The contractor will match the existing fence style that currently exist along Clinton & Fairfield Avenue eight (8’) foot fence.
6. Note: Contractor will follow the cities map provided with the bid package showing the property and property lines highlighted areas for the four (4’) foot & six (6’) foot fence along with all gates and hardware for the new fence installation.
7. The fence color that will be installed is black.
8. The contractor will purchase and install all necessary entry & exit walkway gates with security latches, springs, locks etc. for this project. A total of two (2) walkway gates will be installed with a minimum of three (3) feet wide on this project.
9. The contractor will purchase and install one (1) electrified elongated sliding gate with a minimum length of twenty-one (21) foot at the existing driveway opening for entry and exit.
10. The contractor will install an exit loop in the existing driveway for hand free exiting.
Contractors will do all necessary blacktop/concrete patching and finishing on this project.
11. The contractor will purchase and install a keypad for opening the newly installed driveway gate. (Alternate 1).
12. The contractor will purchase and install a remote control for opening the newly installed driveway gate (Alternate 2).
13. The contractor will purchase and install a keypad and remote control for opening the newly installed driveway gate. (Alternate 3).
14. All newly installed fences and gates system will match the existing style that’s on Clinton & Fairfield Avenues.
15. The owner will grant access to the basement area for power source (electrical room)
• Contractor will warranty all work, equipment, materials, and labor for a period of one (1) year.
• Contractor SHALL NOT negotiate directly with homeowners for any changes to this contract. Any changes will be brought to the attention of the Office of The Housing Community Development office.
• Contractor will secure all necessary permits and follow all current State and local building codes for the duration of this project. Contractor will have and maintain all necessary certificates of insurance for the duration of this project. All work will be done in a professional manner throughout the duration of this project. All waste must be discarded in a legal manner.
• Contractor will keep the worksite clean daily (Construction or Working Area) until the construction is complete. Contractor will adhere to all OSHA safety standards while working on the site.
• Contractor cannot deviate from the specs without permission from construction manager.
• Contractor will fill in each line item. Not filling each line could result in not being awarded this contract.
• There will be a mandatory preconstruction meeting with the owners, contractor, and construction manager before any work begins.
All bids will be based on Davis & Bacon wadges.
Contractor will keep the worksite clean daily (Construction or Working Area) until the construction is complete. Contractor will adhere to all OSHA safety standards while working on the site.
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