F072801C_Bid_Book.pdf

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San Simon Port of Entry New Inspection Building
Solicitation number
F072801C, Proj 010-F-(238)T
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Cochise County, Arizona

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San Simon Port of Entry New Inspection Building – Bid Book Summary

This is a Bid Book for the San Simon Port of Entry New Inspection Building project, prepared for the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT). The project involves constructing a new inspection building, static scale, Portland cement concrete pavement, parking areas, remote access-controlled gate, water well, and hazmat containment facility at the San Simon Port of Entry in Cochise County, Arizona, located on Interstate 10 eastbound between mileposts 383.07 and 383.40. Additional work includes reconstructing sewer systems, installing CCTV security systems, water and roadway lighting, constructing drainage features, new well installation, pavement markings, signing, and miscellaneous work. The bid book establishes the framework for contractor submissions, including detailed specifications, requirements, and evaluation criteria for the proposed improvements to the port of entry facility.

The bid book contains comprehensive technical specifications, construction standards, and contractual requirements governing the project. It includes detailed sections addressing materials, workmanship, scheduling, safety requirements, and compliance with applicable codes and regulations. The document serves as the binding agreement between ADOT and the selected contractor, outlining all terms, conditions, and specifications necessary for successful project completion. Prospective bidders are expected to thoroughly review all sections of the bid book and any related addenda prior to submission to ensure compliance with all stated requirements and qualifications.

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