Rivershore_Oceanshore_Fishing_Dock_Replacment_-_Bid_Price_Sheet_3.10.26.xlsx

This is a bid price sheet for the Rivershore-Oceanshore Fishing Dock Replacement project in Volusia County, Florida. The project involves design-build services to reconstruct an existing county dock located at 1652 John Anderson Drive in Ormond Beach, Florida that was damaged during the 2017 hurricane season. The dock, originally a timber structure extending into the intracoastal waterway with a main boardwalk section of 6 feet in width constructed over 8-inch round marine piles and an approximate 12'x24' end section running north-south, will be rebuilt to match the existing dock footprint. The scope of work encompasses 20 line items including general conditions, mobilization and demobilization, signed and sealed construction documents prepared by a Florida licensed structural engineer, procurement and payment for all required jurisdictional agency permits, demolition and haul-off, pier superstructure with headers, stringers, beams, and piles with wraps, deck boards, ADA aluminum gangway, turbidity barriers, ADA aluminum handrails, timber guardrails, stainless steel hardware, stone revetment coquina, reinforced concrete bulkhead with stainless steel anchor bolts, concrete and pavement work including ADA parking and signage, chain link fencing, grass seed, shell and base pavement, and an asbuilt survey.

The bid price sheet shows all line items listed at zero dollars with the exception of an additional sitework allowance of $15,000.00, resulting in a total bid of $15,000.00. The contractor selected to perform the design-build services must be a State of Florida Certified General, Building, or Marine Contractor. The project is eligible for Echo funding, indicating it qualifies for federal disaster assistance related to hurricane damage. The design-build team is required to conduct field verification of dimensions and determine pile spacing as recommended by the contractor's engineer.