Oldham County Board of Education – South Oldham High School – Synthetic Turf Field Replacement
Oldham County Board of Education – South Oldham High School – Synthetic Turf Field Replacement
The project includes the removal and disposal of the existing synthetic turf field.
Infill and goal posts, re-grading of the stone drainage base including adding additional cap stone as
necessary to achieve the required slopes and elevations, installation of new goal posts and new
synthetic turf field and infill.
Estimate:
$141,476.55
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 120 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The Jessica Mitchell site is located at 7952 KY Route 122, Minnie in Floyd County, KY at coordinates 37°28’35.0339″ at 82°44’58.8791″. On June 7, 2019 a portion of the hillside between the Mitchell’s residence and the Turner’s residence became unstable and slid into the driveway, bringing rocks, trees, and mud. This slide area is approximately 122’ wide at its max. Ms. Mitchell is concerned about her safety, if the slide is not addressed.
To address this concern, the slide area will be stripped to bedrock to remove the threat of more sliding and installation of a hoe ram ditch down the face of the slide. The slide is approximately 195’ long at its longest and 105’ wide at its midpoint, and based on an estimated 8’ depth to rock throughout, there appears to be about 7,700 cubic yards of material to be moved. All excavated earthen material will be placed in a fill area across KY RT 122 from the slide. The removal and replacement in kind of a building on Jessica Mitchell’s property labeled on the plan view. The relocation of gas line and gas meter as shown on plan view.
For drainage issues, the ditch along the driveway up to Van Turner’s house and behind the Concrete barrier, behind the house will be cleaned out and/or excavated and extended 32 feet, due to material coming off above the house. The cost estimate for this work will be included in the lump sum earthwork estimate. Additional items for site prep, revegetation, and roadway stone for the driveway access area are included in the cost estimate. In total, the project area encompasses approximately 2.0 acres behind the house of Turner and near the trailer of Mitchell is marked on the plans.
This project will not directly disturb any streams. This project will not address any underground mine openings or disturb any other cave-like habitats. No trees will be disturbed outside of the unstable landslide area. All areas disturbed by this project will be revegetated by means of the Standard AML Reclamation Seed Mixture. A quantity of Hydro mulching/Hydro seeding has been included to address revegetation of suitable portions of the landslide area following excavation. Cover crop is also provided in order to provide quick vegetative cover on any disturbed areas that will go undisturbed for at least two weeks, but not be ready for application of permanent revegetation. Sediment control will be provided by silk fences or straw bales along the Van Turner’s Driveway, public road and along the waste area.
The Contractor will remove all existing cameras and including mountings and brackets back to the existing rack in the Communications Room. The Contractor will test all existing cables that are shown to be reused and in addition, will provide new cables for all cameras which are being installed in new locations. The Owner will replace all ceiling tiles that are effected at the demolished camera locations with new ACT. The Contractor will patch and repair effected walls and ceilings in the area of work where demolition occurs. Owner to paint.
The project consists of proving all labor and materials for the complete installation and commissioning of a comprehensive video and audio surveillance system including a monitoring workstation consisting of a networked CPU tied to a large screen color monitor located within the facility. All cameras shall be high definition IP Network based with IR capabilities and will be integrated with audio detection. All camera cabling shall be Cat 5E plenum rated data cables in order to match existing stock.
The Contractor shall provide a Security Camera Network using fiber optic servers, NVR video recorders, and POE switches located in a floor mounted equipment rack. The Owner will provide the UPS in the rack. The video storage capability shall be four weeks minimum using the storage and memory sizes as specified. The Contractor shall provide the Owner with camera license software modules using password protection access.
Clarify that the work is to be conducted on the site of School Aged Male and Female Students who learn, play, sleep and reside at this facility, and will remain occupied during the entire contract period. Work to be performed within the facility is to be coordinated with the Owner’s Representative (Superintendent or Maintenance Supervisor) on a daily basis.
All work shall be done in compliance with the KBC “Kentucky Building Code”, the IBC “International Building Code” and NEC “National Electrical Code”.
Community Action Council – Prep Academy of Richmond
Community Action Council – Prep Academy of Richmond
The scope of work includes architectural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing improvements to
approximately 9,665 square feet of building area, previously occupied as an automotive body
repair shop. The space is currently broom clean and ready to begin construction activities. In
addition, work includes site improvements in support of the contemplated use, including limited
grading, asphaltic and concrete paving and paving repair, fencing, landscaping, striping and
associated improvements.
Building demolition includes removal of the existing overhead doors and hardware, removal of
hollow metal doors & frames, cutting existing masonry walls to receive new storefronts and doors,
cutting and patching existing concrete floor slab to level floors and accommodate new plumbing,
cutting and patching existing dimensional asphalt shingle roof to facilitate installation of new
mechanical equipment. New construction includes the complete construction of 7-classrooms,
teacher work rooms, student toilet rooms, office, public restroom, lactation room, warming kitchen,
storage and mechanical space. Construction generally consist of installation of gypsum board and
metal stud partitions and ceiling cladding, installation of new doors, frames and hardware, new
fixed view windows, new storefronts with operable windows and vents, installation of new acoustic
tile, carpet tile, LVT and epoxy flooring. All spaces will be served by new mechanical, electrical
and plumbing fixtures, fire alarm and sprinkler systems.
The project includes providing all construction supervision, labor, materials, tools, test equipment
necessary for JIMMIE CAMPBELL DRIVE OVER TOWN BRANCH PROJECT.
Oldham County Board of Education – LaGrange Elementary School Site Improvements
Oldham County Board of Education – LaGrange Elementary School Site Improvements
The project scope includes site improvements at the existing LaGrange
Elementary School. Improvements include the replacement of existing sidewalk, asphalt pavement,
concrete curb and gutter. Also included within the project are storm sewer improvements as well as
the addition of a chain-link fence gate. The Owner will continue to occupy and use the facility
throughout construction.
This Project encompasses the renovation of 4,230 sf of existing office space on the
First Floor of Pavilion H in the UK Albert 8. Chandler Hospital at the University of Kentucky in
Lexington, Kentucky to accommodate the relocation of the Markey Administration Department.
Estimate:
$124,200.00
Estimated Length of Project:
(Substantial Completion) + 60 Calendar Days (Final Completion)
The Ron Hall Silt Pond project is located in northern Johnson County, Kentucky, near the community of Keaton, at 37° 58’ 22.4″N and 82° 57’ 24.3″ W. The site can be reached from the intersection of Routes 23 and KY 40 near Paintsville, and following KY 40 about 1.3 miles to KY 172. Turn right onto KY 172 and continue for 10.6 miles, then turn right onto KY 469 and continue for 4.5 miles to a right onto Noisy Branch. Noisy Branch becomes Wilson Drive after about 3/4th mile. The residence is 356 Wilson Drive.
An abandoned sediment pond above the Hall residence has deteriorated such that the spillway no longer functions and the pond overtops during heavy rainfall. Water has inundated the yard around the home and an equipment shed, causing the property owners to fear that they could lose their home with another heavy rain event.
To remediate the problem, the pond will be drained and covered using the material from the existing dam and surrounding area. Geogrid will be placed beneath the cover to provide stability. Drainage will be routed to a newly constructed ditch extending from above the pond to an existing tributary of Noisy Branch. The ditch will begin with 200 L.F. of ECB flat-bottom ditch (2 ft. bottom width and 2 ft. depth) and change to a modified concrete block-tied mat (CBTM) ditch of the same dimensions for 560 L.F. A detail for the modified ditch is included in the plans.
HDPE pipe is included as necessary for resident access. A subdrain will be required to move water away from the property, so 360 L.F. has been added to the estimate and will be installed as shown in the plans, with the subdrain daylighting in the CBTM ditch. To help prevent erosion, class II rock silt checks and a gabion weir have been included as depicted on the plans.
It should be noted that a gas line and/or water line may exist within or near the Project Limits.
Site preparation for the site includes clearing and grubbing of vegetation. Straw bales and silt fence are included to minimize erosion from the site. No trees larger than three inches in diameter, whether dead or alive, will be removed except during the designated time allowed unless they are on an unstable slope.
All areas disturbed by construction activities are to be revegetated in accordance with regional, regulatory, and project standards, using agricultural limestone, fertilizer, seed and mulch. A standard seed mix is to be used.
The project consists of various modifications to the existing Building 415 (CoMSupCen) for KY Logistics Operations Center. The Northeastern end of the existing building is to be converted from warehouse space to diagnostic/support bays for the new ALS-MWO vehicles that will soon replace the smaller ALS vehicles currently being supported at the facility. The last two structural bays will be separated from the warehouse with a new, insulated, metal-paneled wall extending to the underside of the existing structure. To facilitate the new vehicles, three new 16’-0″ wide overhead doors will be added to the one existing overhead door, for a total of four doors (two on each end of the modified bays allowing vehicles to drive through. On the front facade the new overhead doors will replace existing, storefront doors. An additional egress door will be added to the front façade to maintain the required egress distances and mirror the door configuration on the rear façade. Two forklift-sized, overhead doors and two egress doors will be placed in the new dividing wall to allow movement of materials and personnel from the warehouse the ALS-MWO diagnostic bays.
The support bays will require extensive upgrades to the electrical, data and mechanical systems as well as some modifications to the automated sprinkler system and some additional structural support for mounting new equipment. ELECTRICAL consists of a new dedicated electrical service entrance – 480 volt, three phase. Primary will be underground around to back of the building where grass now exists. Primary service is much more reliable because it is not affected by weather, traffic crashes, and is better protected from lightning. A new, pad-mounted transformer will be located and feed a new, service-rated, automatic transfer switch. A new emergency generator (rated full service size) will be provided. Everything fed from the new electrical service will be backed up via the generator. MWO units require shore power of 100 amps at 208 volts single phase. Six stations will be provided for six trucks to be operated simultaneously. An additional 50 amp, 208 volt receptacle will be provided for an RV inside of the bay. Circuits will be provided for all new equipment. DATA consists of two separate fiber runs from the MDF to two termination blocks inside of the bay to allow one system to be secure and one system to be open. Two wall-mounted punch-down cabinets will be provided for each circuit for data to be provided by the User. The long run from MDF room to this bay is about 900 feet with junction/pull boxes – as a result,
the cost estimate will reflect a large value for this item. HVAC: Air conditioning will be provided for the entire bay served by a single gas fired unit that is ground mounted. Ductwork will travel up from unit on short wall and run the entire length of the bay. The air conditioning unit will be sized to allow six power packs (approx… 42Kbtu each) to be used simultaneously. General exhaust and two louvers will be provided for temperate times. Two large high-volume paddle fans will be provided above the bay to assist with stratification problems. An existing high volume fan will be relocated on opposite side of new bay wall and an additional new high volume fan will be installed in this area. Automotive exhaust removal systems will be provided to each MWO location that will allow the generators and trucks to be both running at the same time – 12 connection points for six trucks. Three exhaust fans will each operate four connections (for two trucks per fan) to save on makeup air. FIRE PROTECTION: Sprinkler heads will be adjusted around new garage doors. Fire alarm strobes will be provided for new space. The mounting of overhead vehicle exhaust systems will require the addition of steel mounting brackets for each vehicle bay.
Exterior drive areas will be altered to connect to the new overhead doors with concrete aprons and increased turning areas for the larger ALS MWO vehicles. At the rear of the facility, where the larger and heavier ALS MWO vehicles will need to maneuver the existing asphalt will be replaced with concrete pads to better support the stopping and turning of the vehicles. Work on these areas will be phased to allow continuous access to the existing loading docks at the rear of the building and the parking lot at the front entrance. Utility work includes relocation of fire hydrant that will be in new path of trucks at the front of the building.
The project involves re-roof work at the First Federal Bldg, Hazard Main Campus,in Hazard KY. The existing approximately 3,695 square foot roof to be removed is a modified roof on metal deck. The new roof system is a SBS Modified Asphalt Two Ply system that is cold adhered over a 3 1/2″ rigid board insulation. New coping cap will be installed as well. New roof drain and overflow drains will also be installed.
The Base Contract work on this Project is for the construction of approximately 2,650 linear feet of cable reinforced, seven (7) foot tall chain link fence two (2) cantilevered chain link sliding gates with power gate openers at Bluegrass Station – Avon – Fayette County, Kentucky.
In addition to the Base Contract bid, there will be two (2) Additive Alternates.
The project is the KSP Post 13 Roof Replacement, Hazard, 100 Justice Drive, Hazard, Kentucky, Perry County. Project consist of two existing roofing types: Modified Bitumen (Roof A) & Fiberglass Asphalt Shingle (Roofs B – E). Roof A to receive cover-over type Modified Bitumen System consisting of mechanically attached cover board over existing roofing to remain in place w/ new fully adhered 2-ply Modified Bitumen roofing system. Roofs B – E shall receive new fiberglass asphalt shingles on ice & water shield due to 3:12 roof slope. All existing shingle roofing shall be removed. All existing gutters shall remain in place and receive membrane sealant at every seam (approx. 8’-0″ O.C.). Project includes the following square footages:Total of 15,268 GSF of new roofing. Approx. 1,339 SF of new modified bitumen roofing (Cover-over). Approx. 13,929 SF of new fiberglass asphalt shingles.
CCK-2486-20 Construct Research Building #2 Phase 2 Design Release 4
CCK-2486-20 Construct Research Building #2 Phase 2 Design Release 4
The New Research Building #2 consists of a new multidisciplinary research laboratory
that will be the cornerstone of the University’s push to become a Top 20 national
research facility. This facility is based on the latest improvements in research
laboratory design standards, with spaces including a state of the art vivarium, wet lab
neighborhoods, computational wing, dining facility, meeting spaces, future fit out
expansion floors, as well as interview and imaging suites. The Phase 2 portion of this
project, focuses on the fit out of the remaining Basement Vivarium, Levels 4 and 5 wet
and dry lab spaces, along with smaller portions of adjustment to floors that have
already been fitted out. A list of trade contracts for this work is listed below.
City of Jamestown – Downtown Waterline Replacement
City of Jamestown – Downtown Waterline Replacement
This contract consists of installing approximately 5,600 L.F. of
10”, 8”, 6”, and 3” PVC waterlines along several roads in downtown Jamestown
as well as all necessary appurtenances.
The project involves re-roof work at the DOC Roederer Correction Center in La Grange, KY. The existing approximately 16,322 square foot roof to be removed is a shingle roof on plywood deck on two different buildings on the same campus. The new roof system is a standing seam metal roof. The exsiting gutters and downspounts will get replaced along with splash blocks on the ground. In addition to the roof one building will receive new vinyl siding and aluminum trim.
