ITB 2024_011 Addendum 2.pdf
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- Attached to
- ITB 2024-011 Fellowship Road Safety Improvements
- Solicitation number
- PE-66956-NONST-2024-000000018
- Issued by
- Dekalb County, Georgia
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This document is an addendum to an Invitation to Bid (ITB) issued by the City of Tucker, Georgia for the Fellowship Road Safety Improvements Construction Project. The project involves milling, patching, resurfacing, striping, installation of multiple landscaped medians, and traffic signal work along Fellowship Road from Lawrenceville Highway to Lavista Road. The addendum addresses several questions from bidders, including the treatment of landscaping items, material testing responsibilities, sign quantities, catch basin depth, backfill requirements, and the anticipated project start date. The City has specified the use of a particular RRFB Crosswalk System from LaneLight Traffic Technologies, Inc. that must be used due to existing inventory and replacement parts.
The contract will be awarded by the City Council on June 26th, and a Notice to Proceed will be issued once contract documents and bonds are in place. The City Superintendent will perform any required testing. Backfill with fill dirt is acceptable, and the contractor is responsible for determining the proper catch basin depth. The addendum consolidates two line items for highway signs into a single item.
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CITY OF TUCKER
ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF ADDENDUM #2 FORM
ITB 2024-011
FELLOWSHIP ROAD SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS
Upon receipt, please print and add to your proposal.
I hereby acknowledge receipt of the supplement pertaining to the above referenced bid.
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ITB 2024-011
ADDENDUM #2
QUESTION ANSWER
1 There are landscaping items on the plans but none of these items are shown on the bid schedule. Which line items are we to add these costs to?
See Item No. 441-0748. The line item for CONCRETE MEDIAN, 6 IN shall include all labor, materials and equipment costs to install concrete median with planting beds, planting soil, landscaping materials and mulch as called for in the plans. Please refer to the construction plans for a detailed plant schedule and plant spacing.
2 Who is responsible for materials testing?
City Superintendent will preform any testing that may be required.
3 On the bid schedule, there are two line items titled “HIGHWAY
SIGNS, TP1 MATL, REFL
SHEETING, TP 9”. Is this correct?
Please see Addendum #1 with the revised Exhibit B. Item No. 636-1033 has been consolidated into one line item with a total quantity of 51 SF.
4 There is not drainage profile. What is the depth of the catch basin to be installed?
Contractor is responsible for determining the proper depth of the catch basin. The structure shall be built to allow for proper drainage flow into the storm system connection along Fellowship Road. See drawing page 13-002 for specific installation details. City superintendent will work with contractor to determine correct placement.
5 On drawing 5-002, it’s mentioned to backfill with suitable soil. Is fill dirt acceptable or is required top soil?
Fill dirt is acceptable.
6 What is the anticipated starting date? We anticipate that the bid will be awarded at the June 26th City Council Meeting. Once contract documents, bonds, etc. are in place, a Notice to Proceed will be issued.
7 The specification in the bid manual specifies a certain manufacturer or equal approved by the City. Will the City review and approve other manufacturers' products before the bid opening?
See Addendum #1. Contractor is to use the RRFB Crosswalk System from LaneLight Traffic Technologies, Inc. This system is to be placed on a decorative pole as stated in Special Condition #8. An alternative will not be permitted. The specified product is required due to existing inventory in replacement RRFB parts for the City. Please see the attached LaneLight PDF with the exact product details.
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