Pacific Avenue Corridor Improvement Project.pdf

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Pacific Avenue Corridor Improvement Project
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R-7280/ C-6785
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Los Angeles County, Los Angeles City, California

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This is a project description document for the Pacific Avenue Corridor Improvement Project (Project No. R-7280), a infrastructure improvement initiative in California. The project encompasses comprehensive street corridor improvements requiring the contractor to furnish all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work. Major work components include mobilization and demobilization, establishment of a Class A field office, project scheduling, implementation of stormwater best management practices, traffic control management, temporary water-filled barrier systems, and monument restoration with survey coordination. The project also requires construction staking, LA Metro flagging and coordination with staff training. Additional work includes clearing and grubbing operations, unclassified excavation, removal of existing trees, full-depth asphalt concrete pavement removal with associated digouts and slot paving, removal of existing concrete features including sidewalks, curbs, curb and gutter, curb ramps, driveways, bus benches, and bus shelters. Supplementary tasks include cold milling of two-inch asphalt concrete pavement and removal with salvage of existing street lighting infrastructure.

The document does not contain specific information regarding pricing terms, bid amounts, set-asides, contract award dates, response deadlines, site visit schedules, or bidder conference details in the sections provided. No information is available regarding incumbents, funding sources, contract duration, or renewal options within the scope of this project description document.

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