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REMINGTON GREENWAY
BID NUMBER: 8113
PRE-BID MEETING
April 29, 2015
2 pm @ 215 North Mason – Room 2E
City of Fort Collins – Engineering Department
Capital Projects Group
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INTRODUCTIONS
Engineering – Capital Projects
Caleb Feaver – Project Engineer 503-477-0545
Jeff Usher – Construction Inspector 720-270-2653
Tim Kemp – Project Manager 970-416-2719
Purchasing
John Stephen – Senior Buyer 970-221-6777
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ATTENDANCE
Please be sure to register
Bid Opening
May 12, 2015 @ 3:00pm (Our Clock)
Location - 215 North Mason Street
Submit Bids to Purchasing Department
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IMPORTANT CONTRACT DATES
Pre-Construction Meeting
Mandatory Meeting prior to Commencing Construction
Date and Time to be determined after Contract Award
Construction Start Date
Approximately June 1, 2015
Ninety (90) Calendar Day Contract for Base Bid
Additional Fifteen (15) Calendar Days for Substantial
Completion for Landscape Alternative
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IMPORTANT CONTRACT DATES
Substantial Completion
Seventy-five (75) Calendar Days for Base Bid
Additional Fifteen (15) Calendar Days for Landscape
Alternative
Further Defined in General Conditions Slides
Final Acceptance
Fifteen (15) Calendar Days from Substantial Completion
Further Defined in General Conditions Slides
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CONTRACT DOCUMENTS BID #8113
Plan Sheets
Prepared by: Interwest Consulting Group & BHA Design
Specification Book
Prepared by: City of Fort Collins & BHA Design
Pavement Core Memorandum
Prepared by: CTL Thompson
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PROJECT LIMITS
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SUMMARY OF WORK
Removals – Asphalt, Concrete
Install Concrete Paving, Mini Roundabout
Install Curb, Gutter, Glue-down Curb, Median Cover
Material, Sidewalk, Curb Ramps, Asphalt Patching
Install Rain Garden
Install Irrigation
Install Landscaping
Scope of Landscaping Dependent on Landscape
Alternative Award
Provide Traffic Control
Approved Traffic Control Plans through Syl Mireles
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SUMMARY OF WORK
Construction Staking
Provided by the City of Fort Collins
48 Hours (Minimum) Required for Notification
Testing
Paid for by the City of Fort Collins thru CTL Thompson
Contractor will schedule Testing as required through City
Inspector
Striping
Provided by the City of Fort Collins
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Superintendents
The General Contractor SHALL employ a full time
superintendent whose sole responsibility is to monitor and
coordinate all facets of the work
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Liquidated Damages – Substantial Completion
If the Contractor goes past the calendar days for substantial
completion, damages in the amount of Seven Hundred
Dollars ($700.00) for each calendar day will be assessed
Substantial Completion - Defined
Completion and Acceptance of the following items as
awarded by alternative: removals, topsoil placement,
grading, concrete paving, asphalt patching, roundabout,
curb bulb-outs, curb and gutter, low impact development
water quality area (LID or Rain Garden), fine grading,
mulching and tackifier, removal of tree protection, removal
of erosion control items, landscaping, planting and
irrigation.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Liquidated Damages – Final Acceptance
If the Contractor goes past the 15 calendar days for final
acceptance, damages in the amount of Seven Hundred
Dollars ($700.00) for each calendar day will be assessed
Final Acceptance - Defined
Completion and Acceptance of: Punch List Items
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Project Coordination Meetings
Weekly Meetings – On Site or at 281 N College
(including ticket collection)
Contractor to update Schedule weekly. The Contractor
may be required to submit additional Schedules
dependent upon progress of the project.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Construction Hours
Standard Working Hours are from 7:00am to 6:00pm
Monday through Friday
Weekend Work and/or Extended Hours Work may be
granted. Requests for either must be made in Writing a
minimum of 48 hours in advance. Requests are subject
to approval by the City of Fort Collins.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Haul Routes
Arterial and Collector Streets ONLY. Contractor will not
be allowed to use Residential Streets to access the site.
Hauls to or from Martin Marietta Materials on Taft Hill Rd
must enter and exit site from the NORTH to CR 54G.
See Project Special Specification Section 107 for haul
route and covered load requirements.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL CONDITIONS
Site Clean Up
The construction work shall be kept and accomplished in
a neat, clean and orderly fashion
Street sweeping may be required in order to minimize
vehicle tracking and to meet EPA storm water quality
requirements
Dust control will be required as necessary
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TRAFFIC CONTROL
Contractor Responsibilities:
Maintain vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic at all
times. ALL detours for ALL modes of transportation shall
be approved by the City prior to construction.
Maintain access to all local businesses.
Review all upcoming lane closure needs and /or changes
in traffic control set up at Weekly Progress Meetings.
Traffic Control Plans need to be submitted to the City
seven (7) days prior to setup.
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CONSTRUCTION PHASING
(ASSUMED)
Remington/Laurel Phasing
May use half closures (East half & West half) for
construction
Must maintain West half open if CDOT working at
College/Laurel
See following slides for traffic movements during phasing
CSU Flower Gardens
Several events planned over the summer
If at all possible, avoid construction activities in vicinity on
July 9 and after August 10
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CONSTRUCTION PHASING
(ASSUMED)
Phase 1
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CONSTRUCTION PHASING
(ASSUMED)
Phase 2
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EROSION CONTROL - SWMP
Contractor Responsibilities:
Erosion Control in accordance with Sheets 9 – 13 in Civil
Plans.
The Contractor is responsible for maintaining and
repairing all erosion control devices throughout the
project.
Contractor will designate a SWMP Administrator prior to
the start of construction. The SWMP Administrator will
conduct weekly inspections and submit a signed, log of
activity weekly to the City.
Payment will be made under the “208” line items.
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MATERIAL SUBMITTALS
Reviewed by the City
Process Time – 5 days per submittal
Shop Drawings – 2 copies (1 City, 1 back to Contractor)
WEATHER DAYS
See “Summary of Work” Section
Monthly Anticipated Calendar Days Lost to
Adverse Weather Conditions
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM
SPECIFICATIONS
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201 - CLEARING AND GRUBBING
Remington/Laurel Intersection – Lump Sum
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202 - REMOVALS
202-01 Removal of Asphalt Mat – Square Yard
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202 - REMOVALS
202-02 Removal of Curb and Gutter – Linear Foot
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202 - REMOVALS
202-03 Removal of Sidewalk – Square Yard
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202 - REMOVALS
202-04 Removal of Concrete Channel – Linear Foot
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202 - REMOVALS
202-05 Removal of Sidewalk Culvert – Each
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202 - REMOVALS
202-06 Removal of Sign – Each
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208 - EROSION CONTROL
208–01 Inlet Protection Each
208-02 Gravel Bag Curb Protection Each
208-03 Concrete Washout Structure Each
208-04 Erosion Control Supervisor Hour
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-01 Relocate Sprinkler Valve Box – Each
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-02 Adjust Fire Hydrant Assembly – Each
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-03 Adjust Valve Box – Each
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-04 Relocate Water Meter Pit and Curb Stop – Each
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-05 Relocate Metal Box – Each
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210 – RESET STRUCTURES
210-06 Remove and Reset Art in Public Places – Each
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BASE & PAVEMENT
304-01 Aggregate Base Course (Class 6) Ton
403-01 Hot Mix Asphalt (8” Depth) Ton
Lake Street & UCA
403-02 Hot Mix Asphalt (10” Depth) Ton
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412-01 Concrete Pavement (8 inch) Square Yard
412-02 Concrete Pavement (Special)(8 inch) Square Yard
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604 - INLET
604-01 Modified Area Inlet Each
608 - SIDEWALKS
608-01 Concrete Flatwork (6 inch) Square Yard
608-02 Concrete Curb Ramp Square Yard
608-03 Sidewalk Chase Linear Foot
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609 - CURB & GUTTER
609-01 Vertical Curb and Gutter Linear Foot
609-02 Rollover Curb and Gutter Linear Foot
609-03 Barrier Curb Linear Foot
609-04 Gluedown Curb Linear Foot
609-05 Concrete Channel (2 Foot) Linear Foot
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610 - MEDIAN COVER MATERIAL
610-01 Median Cover Material
(8” Patterned Concrete) Square Foot
610-02 Median Cover Material
(4” Patterned Concrete) Square Foot
RAIN GARDEN
624-01 Pipe (Perforated 6”) Linear Foot
624-02 Cleanout (Underdrain) Each
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RAIN GARDEN
624-03 LID (Rain Garden) LS
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RAIN GARDEN
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MOBILIZATION
626-01 Mobilization Lump Sum
TRAFFIC CONTROL
630-01 Flagging Hour
630-02 Traffic Control Inspection Day
630-03 Traffic Control Management Day
630-04 Portable Message Sign Panel Day
630-05 Construction Traffic Control Lump Sum
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LANDSCAPE ITEMS (BASE BID)
213-01 Landscape Weed Barrier Fabric Square Yard
213-06 Metal Landscape Border Linear Foot
213-09 Inorganic Mulch (Special)
(1.5” Rock Mulch) Ton
213-11 Inorganic Mulch (Special)
(3/4” Black Granite Chips) Ton
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LANDSCAPE ITEMS (BASE BID)
613-01 2” Electrical Conduit Linear Foot
623-01 Irrigation – Laurel Intersection Lump Sum
See Irrigation Plans for individual quantities.
Irrigation paid in lump sum – quantities are for information
only.
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ALTERNATIVE BID
208-04 Erosion Control Supervisor Hour
212-01 Fine Grading Square Foot
212-02 Topsoil Import Cubic Yard
212-03 Soil Amendment in Sod Areas Cubic Yard
213-02 ¾” Rock Mulch Ton
213-03 3-6” Cobble Ton
213-04 6-15” Cobble Ton
213-05 Medium Bark Mulch Cubic Yard
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ALTERNATIVE BID
213-07 Boulder – Red Sandstone Each
213-08 Boulder Slab – Red Sandstone Each
213-10 Mexican Beach Pebbles Ton
214-01 Shrub – 5 Gal. Each
214-02 Ornamental Grass – 1 Gal. Each
214-03 Perennial – 1 Gal. Each
623-02 Irrigation – Rain Garden Lump Sum
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ALTERNATIVE BID
626-02 Mobilization – Landscape Alternative Lump Sum
630-01 Flagging Hour
630-02 Traffic Control Inspection Day
630-03 Traffic Control Management Day
630-06 Construction Traffic Control
- Landscape Alternative Lump Sum
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Thanks for Attending!
Questions and Clarifications can be Directed to:
John Stephen – Senior Buyer
Office (970) 221-6777
Email jstephen@fcgov.com
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Caleb Feaver – Capital Projects Engineer
Cell (503) 477-0545
Email cfeaver@fcgov.com