FR00106 - ADVERTISEMENT 07-21-2025 - reduced Drawings Vol2.pdf

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FORT RANDALL SPILLWAY BRIDGE ABUTMENT REPAIR AND BEARING REPLACEMENT PROJECT LOCATION: SOUTH DAKOTA
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W9128F25BA016
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These are engineering design drawings for the Fort Randall Reservoir Spillway Bridge repair project, specifically focused on reinforcement details, bearing replacements, and abutment repairs. The comprehensive set of technical drawings includes multiple sheets detailing slab configurations, stringer bearing layouts, elastomeric bearing pad designs, and photographic documentation of existing structural conditions such as cracks, bearing plates, and concrete deterioration at various bridge stringers and abutment locations. The drawings provide technical specifications for repairing bridge bearings, replacing damaged concrete sections, and installing new elastomeric bearings, with detailed section views, repair area plans, and annotated photographs illustrating the current structural state and proposed repair methodologies.

The drawings are part of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers solicitation (W9128F25BA016) for a small business to complete bridge abutment and bearing replacement work at Fort Randall Dam in South Dakota. The project involves removing and replacing damaged concrete on bridge abutments, replacing existing steel bearings with elastomeric bearings, and performing incidental work like traffic control and temporary bridge support. The estimated construction cost ranges from $500,000 to $1,000,000, with a project completion timeline of 426 calendar days after Notice to Proceed. The solicitation is restricted to small businesses under NAICS code 237310, with a size standard of $45 million, and is scheduled to close on 21 August 2025 at 2 PM CST.

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