IFB_26-010-HG_Attachment_B_-_Itemized_Price_Schedule.pdf

This is an Itemized Price Schedule for the City of Leesburg's Carver Heights Stormwater Improvement Project (IFB 26-010-HG), a Florida public works procurement. The project scope includes construction of a dry percolation pond with six-foot fencing and a fourteen-foot swing gate, swale construction at 816 Georgia Avenue, tree removal between two residential properties, relocation of electrical lines and a light pole, and encasement of a 2.5-inch gas main with six inches of concrete on all sides for ten feet. The base bid requires pricing for eleven line items including mobilization, maintenance of traffic, turbidity barrier installation (1,760 linear feet), clearing and grubbing (0.42 acres), regular excavation (208 cubic yards), embankment (100 cubic yards), Miami curb (787 linear feet), concrete sidewalk (710 square yards), six-foot chainlink fence (317 linear feet), one fourteen-foot fence gate, and performance turf sodding (1,623 square yards). A contingency allowance of thirty percent is applied to the base bid total. An additive alternate provides pricing for Miami curb installation (787 linear feet) and concrete sidewalks (710 square yards) along Georgia Avenue, Johns Avenue, Talladega Street, and Waitman Street.

The price schedule requires bidders to enter unit prices and calculate total prices for each line item, with the successful bidder determined by the lowest total base bid figure excluding the contingency and additive alternates. Bidders must complete the form with their business name, contact person, email address, and authorized signature. No specific budget range, funding source, set-aside designations, or incumbent contractor information is disclosed in the price schedule. The solicitation was posted on April 13, 2026, with a proposal due date of March 4, 2026; however, this date discrepancy suggests the document may contain a clerical error requiring verification with the City of Leesburg. All work must comply with engineered design plans and specifications provided by the City, and any disturbed property or structures must be restored to their existing condition upon project completion.