W912BU21B0015-Dwgs.pdf

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Polyester Polymer Concrete Deck Overlay William V. Roth, Jr. Bridge Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W912BU21B0015
Issued by
Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Philadeplhia

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This document outlines a federal contract opportunity for repair work on the Senator Roth Bridge over the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District, will award a firm fixed-price contract to remove the existing 1.5-inch polymer concrete overlay from both the southbound and northbound lanes of the bridge, clean and prepare the substrate, and install a new concrete overlay with a screed. Additional work includes temporary traffic control, asphalt shoulder replacement, concrete spall repairs, and lane striping. The estimated quantity of overlay to be removed is 3,620 cubic yards. The period of performance is from October 15, 2021 through December 14, 2022. The contract value is estimated between $10-25 million. Bids must be submitted through the SAM.gov website by the solicitation response date.

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W912BU21B0015_SPECS-AM0001.pdf PDF
W912BU21B0015_DWGS-AM0001.pdf PDF
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G-001

S-001
S-002 GEN INFORMATION
G-100 GEN PLAN
G-101 GENERAL PLAN
G-102 GENERAL PLAN
G-103 GENERAL PLAN
G-104 SUPERSTRUCTURE SURVEY MARKER
S-101 TYPICAL SECTIONS
S-102 Traffic Lane Closures
S-103 Traffic Lane Closures 2
S-104 MISC CONCRETE REPAIRS
S-105 MISC CONCRETE REPAIRS 2
S-106 MISC CONCRETE REPAIRS 3
S-107 MISC CONCRETE REPAIRS 4
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