Site work for a water / sewer project in Riverside Township, Kansas. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Also replace the entire fifth paragraph, regarding deflection testing, with the following: Unless otherwise directed by the plans or Project Specific Special Provisions, all flexible and semirigid pipe shall be tested for deflection after installation and backfill. Deflection may be tested by a mandrel or by direct measurement of the vertical diameter of the pipe. Pipe that has deflected more than five percent (5%) of its nominal dimension shall be reconstructed, repaired or reconstructed by the Contractor at his expense. The reconstructed pipe shall also be tested for deflection. All deflection testing shall be completed by the contractor, including necessary equipment and labor, regardless of the number of tests required to achieve acceptance. All new sanitary sewer pipe will be televised by the City one time. If corrections/repairs are necessary for any reason, re-televising will be the responsibility of the contractor. Start Date. The work order on these projects shall be issued 30 (thirty) calendar days after the date on which the contract for these projects has been awarded to the successful bidder. 2. Completion Date. The work on these projects shall be completed within 25 (twenty five) working days from the date of beginning work for all projects and in accordance with the plans and Standard Specifications. Working days will be charged as provided for in the Standard Specifications, once the work order is issued. The non-availability of material shall not prevent working days from being assessed. For comments that affect bid items and/or quantities: Noon Tuesday prior to bid opening. For questions and comments requiring clarification only: Noon Wednesday prior to bid opening. A Bid Bond in the Amount of Five Percent (5%) The City, through its Purchasing Manager reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals and any part of parts of any proposal, and to waive formalities therein to determine which is the most beneficial proposal.