SOW-Downtown_Fort_Myers_Brick_Paver_Maintenance_and_Repair_4-22-24.docx
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- Brick paver Maintenance and new installation
- Solicitation number
- RFP 0047-24
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- Lee County, Fruitville CDP, Florida
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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for brick paver maintenance and repair for the City of Fort Myers, Florida. The project encompasses maintenance and new installation of brick pavers in downtown Fort Myers, specifically in the area between Edwards Dr. and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., and between Fowler St. and Monroe St. Work includes pressure washing, repairing and straightening loose pavers, replacing broken pavers, regrading sunken areas, and installing new pavers in roadways and sidewalks. Each roadway repair location is limited to a 24-hour closure, with partial road closures potentially permitted at the City's discretion. The City will provide traffic control devices, and the contractor must submit a Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) plan for review and approval.
The project requires precise technical specifications for paver installation, including excavation depths of 12" for roadways and 10" for sidewalks, compaction requirements, limerock road base installation, and specific paver and polymeric sand installation techniques. The contractor must use City-approved hydrant meters for water usage and follow City of Fort Myers Design standards from September 2004. Pavers will be replaced using city stock or contractor-furnished materials that meet project specifications. The work involves meticulous site preparation, including subgrade compaction, base installation, and precise paver placement with appropriate joint sanding and compaction. The entire project area must be cleaned upon completion, with careful attention to maintaining the aesthetic and structural integrity of the downtown Fort Myers brick paver infrastructure.
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| Brick_paver_Maintenance_and_new_installation.pdf | ||
| Contract-Construction_(3).pdf | ||
| Standard_Detail_Brick_Pavers_2024.pdf | ||
| Local_MBE_Form.pdf | ||
| Contract-Services,_CCNA.pdf | ||
| BABA_Form.pdf | ||
| Federal_MBE_Form.pdf | ||
| Contract-Service,_non-CCNA.pdf | ||
| Contract-CMAR.pdf | ||
| Contract-Design_Build.pdf | ||
| DOT_Forms-Professional_Services.pdf | ||
| Paver_Repair_Pricing.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| DOT_FORMS_-_Construction.pdf | ||
| RFP-Checklist.docx | DOCX document | |
| Local_Preference_Affidavit.pdf |
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Downtown Fort Myers Brick Paver Maintenance and Repair Scope of Work:
1. Contractor shall coordinate with City Project Manager regarding Project specific locations and work schedule. Work shall be scheduled around special events and weather as necessary. Due to traffic concerns some streets will require night work.
2. Area of work shall generally include all downtown street paver and sidewalk repair areas between Edwards Dr. and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., and between Fowler St. and Monroe St. However, other work locations outside these boundaries may be included at the direction of the City.
3. Each roadway repair location shall be closed for no more than 24 hours. Partial road closures may be allowed at the discretion of the City. The City will provide and install traffic control devices, including signs and barricades, as part of the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) requirements. Contractor shall provide MOT plan for review and approval by the City.
4. Prior to commencing with work, each roadway repair location (excluding Project cleaning and sanding areas) shall be walked by the Contractor and City Project Manager to confirm all required work areas have been included in the Project scope of work.
5. Work shall generally include pressure washing all Project specific locations, including repairing and/or straightening loose pavers as may be required. Broken original pavers shall be replaced using city stock; newer pavers shall be furnished by the contractor in accordance with project specification requirements. Sunken or raised areas shall be regraded, recompacted to 98% max. density per ASTM D1557 and reinstalled over paver base or limerock road base and 1” of concrete setting sand. Contractor shall provide all required fill or haul off any excess fill or debris, as necessary. Newly installed polymeric sand between joints shall be appropriate for the joint width and properly compacted after installation with a vibratory paver roller or other means appropriate for the installation.
6. Contractor shall utilize a City approved hydrant meter for monitoring water that will be used for the Project.
7. The entire Project area shall be cleaned upon Project completion.
New Paver Installation (Roadways) – Reference City of Fort Myers Typical Sections (Details), September 2004, Sheet C8.0
1. Area shall be cleared and excavated down to 12”. Remove all roots or other objects in the roadway section. All roadway construction shall conform to City of Fort Myers Design standards.
2. Compact and stabilize existing subgrade (12" Min.) (LBR 40) compacted to 98% max. density per ASTM D1557.
3. Install new limerock road base (LBR 100). Match exist thickness plus 1” (existing roadways) (8" min.) compacted to 98% max. density per ASTM D1557.
4. Install concrete setting sand (1” thick), brick pavers (3 1/8” min. thick.), polymeric sand between joints, compact and clean. Newly installed polymeric sand shall be appropriate for the joint width and properly compacted after installation with a vibratory paver roller or other means appropriate for the installation.
5. Contractor shall provide a hydrant meter for water that will be used for the project.
6. Clean entire area.
New Paver Installation (Sidewalks) – Reference City of Fort Myers Typical Sections (Details), September 2004, Sheet C8.0
1. Area shall be cleared and excavated down to 10”. Remove all roots or other objects in the sidewalk section.
2. Compact existing subgrade to 95% max. density per ASTM D1557.
3. Areas of sidewalk in driveway areas shall receive 6” (residential) or 8” (commercial/industrial) of limerock road base (LBR 100) over compacted subgrade and set on 6” thick. Reinforced concrete subslab per City of Fort Myers Std. details T-3 /T-4.
4. Paver crosswalks in roadways shall be constructed over compacted subgrade and base per City roadway standards and set on 6” thick. reinforced concrete subslab per City of Fort Myers Std. details for downtown brick pavers.
5. Install paver base or limerock road base (6” thick), concrete setting sand (1” thick), new pavers (2 3/8” min. thick.), polymeric sand between joints, compact and clean. Newly installed polymeric sand shall be appropriate for the joint width and properly compacted after installation with a vibratory paver roller or other means appropriate for the installation.
a. Areas of sidewalk in driveway areas shall receive 6” (residential) or 8” (commercial/industrial) of limerock road base (LBR 100) over compacted subgrade and set on 6” thick. Reinforced concrete subslab per City of Fort Myers Std. details T-3 /T-4 & City of Fort Myers Std. details for downtown brick pavers.
b. Paver crosswalks in roadways shall be constructed over compacted subgrade and base per City roadway standards and set on 6” thick. reinforced concrete subslab per City of Fort Myers Std. details for downtown brick pavers.
6. Contractor shall provide a hydrant meter for water that will be used for the project.
7. Clean entire area.
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