Neighborhood_D_South_Phase_2_Package_#2_Plans.pdf

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Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge (CIP No. 70257) & Neighborhood D South Phase 2 Package #2 Improvements (CIP No. 70256)
Solicitation number
CIP Nos. 70257 and 70256
Issued by
Orange County, California

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The document "Neighborhood_D_South_Phase_2_Package_#2_Plans.pdf" is a project planning file for the City of Tustin, California, detailing a comprehensive infrastructure and pedestrian bridge construction project. The project encompasses multiple components including fine grading, roadway overlay, utility work, hardscape, landscaping, irrigation, pavement striping, traffic signal installation, street lighting, and pathway lighting. The specific project area is bounded by Armstrong Avenue, Warner Avenue, Airship Avenue, and Compass Avenue, with a linear park located west of Armstrong Avenue and north of Airship Avenue. The project includes constructing a pedestrian bridge spanning Armstrong Avenue, situated southwest of Warner Avenue and north of Airship Avenue.

While specific pricing details are not explicitly provided in the document, the project appears to be a public infrastructure improvement initiative funded through the City of Tustin's Capital Improvement Program (CIP), with assigned project numbers 70257 (Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge) and 70256 (Neighborhood D South Phase 2 Package #2 Improvements). The project requires comprehensive construction services, involving multiple technical disciplines and infrastructure elements. The City is soliciting sealed bids for construction, materials, supplies, equipment, and associated services, indicating a competitive procurement process for selecting a contractor to complete the comprehensive neighborhood improvement and pedestrian infrastructure project.

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