Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky. Completed plans call for the construction of a laboratory facility; and for site work for a laboratory facility.

Project Number- BK 21327, SF 21318 LX210230 The project consists of new construction for a District 6 Office building of approximately 22,000 S.F. on ground floor plus approximately 3,500 S.F. of mechanical mezzanine, located at 421 Buttermilk Pike, Covington, Kentucky (Kenton County). The new building will be located just South of the existing, three story, 30,000 S. F. District 6 office building; and adjacent to, and just Southeast of the existing, Materials Testing Lab Building. The existing office building will remain in operation throughout construction of the new facility. The adjacent, single story, 2,500 S. F. Materials Testing Lab Building shall be demolished prior to construction of the new office building. The new office building will be a single-story structure with a mechanical mezzanine. The structure will consist of structural steel, metal stud load bearing walls with a masonry brick veneer and metal wall panels, energy efficient aluminum doors and storefront window openings. The roof will be constructed with light gauge metal trusses, 1 1/2 " metal roof deck, rigid insulation and standing seam metal roofing. The HVAC system will be a water source heat pump system with energy recovery and the lighting will be LED. This project shall be constructed as LEED Certified, under LEEDv4 NC: BD+C green building rating system Estimated Length of Project: 510 (Substantial Completion) + 540 (Final Completion) Estimate: $9,907,317.00 All bids shall be accompanied by a bid guarantee (in the form of a bid bond or certified check) of not less than five (5%) percent of the amount of the lump sum base bid. A 100% Performance Bond and a separate 100% Payment Bond shall be furnished by the successful bidder. All bonding and insurance requirements are contained in the Instructions to Bidders and/or General Conditions. Bonds should be executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.