Area Pictures - 18 August 2020.pdf
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- 109AW - Scotia, NY Paving Project Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S8J-20-B-0001
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This document contains pictures and details related to a planned federal construction project as well as the associated federal contract opportunity. The 109th Airlift Wing located in Scotia, New York intends to issue an Invitation for Bid to award a single, firm fixed-price contract for non-personal construction services including providing all labor, materials, equipment and supervision necessary to complete paving, sidewalk and roadway projects at Building Numbers 25 and 43 at Stratton Air National Guard Base. The magnitude of work is estimated between $500,000 to $1,000,000 and shall be completed within 30 days of the notice to proceed. The NAICS code for this work is 237310. This is a total small business set-aside requiring at least 25% of the work to be completed by the contractor's own employees. The pre-bid conference and site visit are planned for late July 2020 with the solicitation expected to be issued on or around July 29, 2020. The contract will be awarded by the Department of the Army New York Army National Guard.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Site Visit Sign In Sheet.pdf | ||
| W50S8J-20-B-0001-0002 QandA Round 2.pdf | ||
| Amendment 01 - W50S8J-20-B-0001.pdf | ||
| Q and A 1 - 18 August 2020.pdf | ||
| SOW- Revision 1 - 18 August 2020.pdf | ||
| Invitation for Bid - W50S8J-20-B-0001 SOLICITATION.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - Scope of Work Dated 13 July 2020.pdf |
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Picture #1: Sidewalk in front of Bldg. #24
-Existing sidewalk
-Sign to be removed and reinstalled on side of new sidewalk
AREA PICUTURES: 18 AUGUST 2020
Picture #2: Sidewalk from of Bldg. #24 to Bldg. #43 parking lot
Picture #3: CST Parking Lot
-Island edges to be removed. Parking areas to replace.
-Area that was island edge will require paint and diagonal lines to show "no parking"
Picture #4: Island picture
-Roadway asphalt will be milled 1 ½” and re-paved
-Granite curbing to be removed; replace with new granite curbing
-Remove tree
-Appx location of new sidewalk
-Concrete curbing and stone to be removed
Picture #5: Island picture
-Island edge to be removed -Area that was island edge will require paint and diagonal lines to show "no parking" -Granite curbing to be removed -Concrete removed and disposed by contractor as debris
Picture #6: Upper Island picture
-Remove stone -Appx sidewalk location
Picture #7: Manhole
-Manhole will be even with the top of the new sidewalk
-Appx location of ramp to meet pavement
Picture #8: Island picture
-Island edge to be removed -Area that was island edge will require paint and diagonal lines to show "no parking" -Concrete to be removed and disposed by contractor as debris
Picture #9: Manhole across from Bldg. #34
-Manhole to be set to height of new sidewalk
-Tree removed and roots -Sidewalk from parking lot to roadway will be replaced -Sidewalk will be same height of parking lot and roadway
- Sidewalk will ramp up / down from this sidewalk
-Granite curbing removed; replaced with new granite curbing -Reset if needed with new sidewalk
Picture #10: Bldg. #42
-Grade area to have slope of grass area to meet new pavement
Picture #11: Increase size of bollard
-Remove existing bollards -Reset with 6” concrete filled with new foundation
Picture #12: Addition to parking area
-New addition to parking and turning area -Needs to be boxed out -Grass area to be regraded to meet new paved area
Picture #13: Backside of Bldg. #43
-Regrade pavement for better slope -New pavement area
-Older pavement
-Newer pavement
Picture #14: Island in front of Bldg. #25
-Concrete curbing to be removed -Roadway will flow into parking lot -Area that was island will require paint and diagonal lines for no parking -Parking lot will be restriped after paved
-Remove tree
Picture #15: Island in front of Bldg. #25
- All concrete curbing to be removed -Roadway will flow into parking lot -Area that was island will require paint and diagonal lines for no parking -Stone will be removed by contractor as debris -Parking lot will be restriped after paved
-Remove tree
-Remove stop sign -Stop line will be painted on new pavement with STOP painted before the line
Picture #16: Sidewalk
-Sidewalk removed -New sidewalk will be sloped to meet new curb and pavement
Picture #17: Reset storm water drain
-Catch basin to be removed -New catch basin and box will be placed in line with pipe but will be a curb storm drain -Curb will be removed and new granite curb installed -Invert to bottom of storm drain is 49” (appx) to top of grate -New pavement will slope to curb storm drain
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