Site work and paving for a sidewalk / parking lot in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Completed plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot.

Reference Number 0000361500 Job Location: 1901-2099 Glenn Summer Rd Colorado Springs, CO 80909 The city of Colorado Springs Office of Accessibility (OA) and Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services (PRCS) Department are seeking a contractor to install new concrete sidewalks throughout Wasson Park. Wasson Park is home to a variety of amenities, including a baseball field, basketball courts, a playground and restrooms. A Project was recently compelted along Glenn Summer Road to add accessible parking to the west side of the street. The purpose of this project is to connect this accesible parking to amenities within Wasson Park, as well as other amenities thorughout the park that lack connections. The City of Colorado Springs is committed to full community partipicpation and inclusion for people with disabilities. This proejct supports the City's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II Transition Plan and will result in a facility that is further compliant with the 2010 ADA Standards for Acessible Design (2010 ADAS). Question Deadline 09/10/2024 at 2:00 PM MT Questions are submitted online Yes Requests for Information, support, and questions shall be directed to: Dylan Smith Dylan.Smith2@coloradosprings.gov Buyer Preferences, Guidelines & Requirements General Requirements - Insurance Required Bonding Requirements - Bid Bond 5 % Estimated Project Magnitude: $50,000 - $100,000 *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. Scope of Work Safety during this project is paramount. The contractor shall barricade construction areas in proximity of the basketball courts and the playground especially to prevent park patrons from encountering unsafe conditions. Construction site must be kept generally clean and tidy so that it does not pose a risk to the general public. Construction along Glenn Summer Road and Patrician Way must be protected from traffic, although it is not expected that a full closure of either street will be necessary. Work will be performed in two areas of the park: A) along the west side of the park in vicinity of Glenn Summer Road and the baseball field, and B) along the north side of the park in vicinity of the playground and Patrician Way. The successful bidder may be directed to start on the north side of the park, depending on scheduled use of the Wasson Park baseball field (last scheduled game anticipated to be on or about 20 September 2024). Work to be performed on the west side of the park includes: o The removal of approximately 160 square feet of existing concrete on the west side of Glenn Summer Road and the installation of additional flush curb, a ramp, and detectable warnings. The purpose of this task is to extend the flush curb provided along the west side of Glenn Summer Drive to allow pedestrian traffic to cross the street to Wasson Park from the existing accessible parking. o The installation of a new City Standard Type 1 Curb Ramp on the east side of Glenn Summer Drive, across from the concrete installed in Task 1. B24-108DS Wasson Park ADA Concrete Sidewalks 19 o The installation of pre-formed thermoplastic pavement marking (crosswalk markings) between the concrete installed in Tasks 1 and 2. o The installation of 4-inch thick concrete pedestrian ramps and sidewalk as indicated in the provided drawings. The estimated amount of this concrete is approximately 409 square feet. Concrete shall meet City and Parks specifications. o The installation of a ramp to the double doors on the south side of the announcer's booth. The slope of this ramp should not exceed 4:1 (H:V) (not intended to meet ADA specifications). o The installation of a concrete viewing platform to the rear of the existing seating at the baseball field. Note: the finish elevation of this platform is approximately 16 inches higher than the existing grade. A task to install a concrete wall up to 2' in height is included to account for this difference in elevation. The actual height of the wall will be variable to ensure that the entirety of the platform is level (sloped no greater than 2%). The retaining wall is not anticipated to require a permit, and the design will be by the contractor. For the purposes of this statement of work, the estimated length of the retaining wall is 23.5'. The highest point of the wall will be the in the southeast corner of the platform and is not anticipated to exceed 2' in height. Contractor should anticipate that they will need to import an estimated 2.5 cubic yards of fill dirt (suitable material excavated from the site that does not contain organic material may be used). Due to the variable height of the retaining wall, poured concrete reinforced with rebar is preferred, but the contractor is encouraged to propose cost-effective alternatives. Provisions for drainage are expected regardless of the type of retaining wall proposed. The retaining wall will support a level, 5-inch thick, reinforced concrete slab that shall serve as the viewing platform. The dimensions of the platform may be reduced to account for the necessary setbacks of the retaining wall. o The installation of handrails / guardrail surrounding the viewing platform and on both sides of sidewalks that exceed 5% running slope. Handrails must include edge protection that does not allow passage of a 4" sphere. o The installation of an estimated 201 square feet of decorative rock to a depth of 4" (estimated 2.5 CY). o The adjustment of irrigation as necessary to avoid areas that will be excavated for either concrete or decorative rock (included as a force account).