The work is located in Lexington, KY on the University of Kentucky campus, near the E.S. Good Barn and Farm Road: Earthwork for the parking lot with underground detention basin; furnishing and installation of 30-inch and 18-inch storm sewers and accessories; landscaping; removal of existing storm sewers and accessories, all sizes; removal of overhead electrical lines and poles, installation of parking lot lighting, and accessories.
Purchasing and furnishing all labor, resources, supervision, materials, supplies, equipment, facilities and programming necessary to install the Founders Hall Observatory.
At the Patterson Office Tower’s 3rd Floor: complete HVAC hydronic piping system replacement from riser to existing units on the floor above. Work includes coordination and phasing of all tie-ins and interruptions of existing and equipment to verify that it fully and reliable functions.
RFB-239-14 RE-AD of RFB-189-14 KSR Utility Improvements
Kentucky State Reformatory
Estimate:
$ 89,490.00
Kentucky State Reformatory (KSR) is a medium security facility housing about 2,000 adult males and operated by the Kentucky Department of Corrections (DoC). It is situated on a large parcel of land that has three DoC facilities. KSR has a Dining Facility Building (DFB) that includes a large commercial kitchen and dining hall. This project is to install an emergency standby generator at the DFB for use during interruptions to normal power. A 300 KW surplus emergency standby diesel generator from the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Eastern State Hospital, Lexington, is to be installed on the DFB. The Administration Building (AB), adjacent to the DFB, is fed from the DFB and will therefore also be served by the generator. The generator has already been transported to KSR and stored on site “outside the fence.” This project includes moving the generator from storage to a concrete pad constructed by inmates. This project also includes furnishing and installing a 1,600 ampere, 208/120 volt, service entrance rated, automatic transfer switch in the basement of the DFB. Existing loads have been measured and it has been determined that the 300 KW generator can carry all normal loads from both buildings. A new 1,000 gallon base diesel fuel tank will be installed under the generator. For continued description see Special Conditions.
Education and Workforce Development Cabinet
Estimate:
$600,000.00
This project consists of renovations to the HVAC Systems at the Kentucky Career Center located in Paducah, Kentucky. The work generally consists of the following: selective demolition; cutting and patching; concrete placement and finishing; ceiling replacement; Installation of VRV/VRF systems; installation of dedicated ventilation air systems; fabrication and installation of ductwork; installation of ventilating fans; modification and installation of gas service/piping; installation of power distribution and devices. The trades involved include, but are not limited to: concrete, ceilings, mechanical, HVAC, insulation, and electrical.
RFB-236-14 Installation of Sewage Grinder Pump Station
Ohio County Maintenance Garage
Estimate:
$ 56,000.00
The work includes the installation of a duplex grinder pump station at the State maintenance garage located along Highway 1543, and installing approximately 1,600 feet of 2” force main service line to tie into the existing Hartford collection system. The work also includes related site work, plumbing and electrical service upgrades.
Western State Nursing Facility
Estimate:
$ 91,005.00
The Work consists of the removal and replacement of roofing and flashing on Buildings 30 and 32 at the Western State Nursing Facility by Base Bid. The roofing area of Building 30 is 7,049 square feet and the roofing area of Building 32 is 2,358 square feet for a total of 9,407 square feet. Work includes removal existing gravel-surfaced built-up roofing to level of poured-in-place gypsum decking and replacement with board insulation and two-ply modified bitumen roofing.
Renovations of open areas around room 1-85 to convert into private offices. Project will include electrical, HVAC modifications, reorganizing the current layout, fit and finish upgrades.
2362.0 Commonwealth Stadium Renovation and Expansion Design Release 3A
2362.0 Commonwealth Stadium Renovation and Expansion Design Release 3A
Commonwealth Stadium Renovation/Expansion, located at 1540 University Drive in Lexington, Kentucky, consists of multiple bid packages and 4 phases of construction. The Commonwealth Stadium Renovation/Expansions project will consist of renovation and alterations to improve the overall functionalist, security, and aesthetics thereby satisfying the needs of the University and improving the spectator experience. These alterations will consist of but not be limited to constructing a new team store, press facilities, full-service kitchen, additional suites, concessions, restrooms, video boards, security upgrades, and a new recruiting room. A list of the trade contracts for this bid packages consists of the following:
Q – General Trades/Concrete/Misc Specialties
R – Masonry
S – Electrical/Audio Visual/Communication
T – Plumbing & Mechanical
U – Fire Protection
V – Security & Door Hardware
W – Doors & Frames
This project will add a new water softener system to the existing boiler feed water system at the Central Utilities Plant (CUP). Work will include the installation of underground concrete cast-in-place brine tanks, above ground indoor cast-in-place buffer/overflow tanks, and a water softener system. The new system will connect to the existing system at the approximate location shown on the drawings.
RFB-233-14 Emergency Generators Buildings 192, 194, and 195
Bluegrass Station
Estimate:
$850,590.00
The general description of the project work scope is to provide backup generators for Buildings 192A, 192B, 192C, 194 and 195. It is not the intention that the backup generators are to become emergency standby power for life safety systems, these systems will continue to be powered from integral battery backup systems. The intention of the backup generators is to provide for continued operation of the facility during a power outage.
The specific scope of work includes; three new outdoor generators rated at 800kw each with integral fuel storage and weather proof enclosures, generator monitoring systems, five new transfer switches for each building, interconnection to the existing service entrances, all associated feeders, duct banks, concrete pads and all associated hardware, installation and startup.
CCK-1951-14 Pence Hall Partial 1st Floor Renovation
CCK-1951-14 Pence Hall Partial 1st Floor Renovation
Improvements and layout modifications for several areas of the first floor of Pence Hall. The Base Bid will create a new office suite and main reception area. Alternatives include improvements to the lobby, creation of a conference room, kitchenette, and restrooms, and the final alternate will create a new dean’s office.
