Scope_of_Work.pdf
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- Fire Station 23 Drainage Improvements
- Solicitation number
- CC-5794-27/LTT
- Issued by
- Seminole County, Florida
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This Scope of Work document is from Seminole County, seeking a qualified General Contractor to improve drainage conditions at Fire Station 23 (FS23) located at 4810 Howell Branch Rd. in Winter Park, Florida. The project involves drainage improvements based on design plans from KMA Design Group, with the contractor responsible for completing all work, including a trench drain identified as Bid Alternative #1. The contractor must obtain all necessary permits, comply with Florida Building Code requirements, and ensure continuous safe access for the Seminole County Fire Department during construction.
The contractor will be permitted to work during normal business hours and can request weekend work with prior written approval from the county project manager. Key responsibilities include managing maintenance of traffic (MOT), adhering to FDOT requirements, and maintaining site safety at all times. The contractor must immediately communicate any required changes or clarifications to the architect and engineer of record, and ensure that the fire station property remains accessible for both emergency and non-emergency responses throughout the project duration.
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Scope of Work
Seminole County seeks a qualified General Contractor to improve the existing drainage conditions on and around the property of Fire Station 23 (FS23) located at 4810 Howell Branch Rd., Winter Park, FL 32792.
Contractor will be responsible for all work in accordance with the design plans provided by KMA Design Group. Contractor to include in bid total all work associated with the trench drain Bid Alternative #1. Any changes required by the building department or deemed to be in the best interest of the county should be brought to the architect and engineer of records attention immediately, for changes, clarifications and or additional information needed.
Contractor will be responsible for obtaining all permits necessary to complete this work along with associated costs and or any maintenance of traffic (MOT), FDOT requirements etc. as set by the building department to ensure all applicable requirements are adhered to in accordance with the Florida Building Code. At no time will the property be left in a condition where the Seminole County Fire Department (SCFD) cannot safely enter or exit the facility in both emergency and non-emergency response situations, to include open trenches without safety barriers, caution tape etc.
Contractor will be able to work during normal business hours to complete this project and will be allowed to work weekends if a request is made in writing to the county project manager ahead of time.
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