Fossil Creek and Stanton Creek Contractor Bid Form.xlsx

The document is a Contractor Bid Form for the Fossil Creek and Stanton Creek Stream Rehabilitation Project, issued by the City of Fort Collins, Colorado. The project involves comprehensive stream rehabilitation and infrastructure improvements, including earthwork, channel realignment, pedestrian trail modifications, bridge removal and installation, and extensive environmental restoration across approximately 68,425 square feet of wetland and 821,591 square feet of upland areas. The bid form includes 73 line items covering mobilization, field office setup, surveying, utility coordination, erosion control, vegetation management, and specific construction activities along Fossil Creek from Trilby Road to the Union Pacific Railroad ROW and Stanton Creek from Carpenter Road to its confluence with Fossil Creek.

The bid form reveals a complex project with significant ecological and infrastructure components, featuring detailed pricing breakdowns for elements such as structural backfill, concrete work, helical piles, seeding, and vegetation installation. A notable line item is the $75,000 allocation for Minor Contract Revisions, suggesting flexibility for potential scope adjustments. The project involves extensive environmental restoration, including wetland and riparian seeding, installation of 15,100 wetland plugs, 4,897 willow stakes, and various native plant species. While the unit prices are currently listed as $0.00, the comprehensive nature of the bid form indicates a substantial infrastructure and ecological rehabilitation effort with multiple technical and environmental considerations.