Site work and paving for a road / highway in Seal Beach, California. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Summary of Work The purpose of this project is to make repairs to existing pavement that has deteriorated at the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach (NWSSB). The pavement condition after the repairs shall provide a smooth driving surface applicable to the mission use of the paved surfaces. There are two distinct areas of the Project: the pavement repairs to the existing access road named Westminster Street (South of Westminster Boulevard) and the pavement repairs to the four paved areas adjacent to the loading docks at Magazines 824, 825, 826 and 827 (North of Westminster Boulevard). Westminster Street Pavement Repairs (Base Work) The existing Westminster Street roadway is a combination of jointed Portland Cement concrete pavement and small areas of asphaltic concrete pavement at locations where old railroad tracks were previously removed. There are also several locations along Westminster Street where railroad track crossings still exist. Those tracks are to be removed, and new roadway sections constructed. Much of the work at Westminster Street consists of resurfacing the existing concrete and asphalt paving by grinding the surface of Westminster Street. There are also certain areas where the existing concrete slabs have settled and jacking of the existing concrete pavement using grout to fill the voids is required. In addition, the existing joints in the concrete paving need to be cleaned and sealed. Other related work is indicated on the Plans and required by the Specifications. The Bid Form lists separate bid items that make up the work to repair Westminster Street, including both unit price pay items and lump sum pay items. Pavement Repairs at the Magazines (Optional Bid Items) There are existing paved areas adjacent to the loading docks of four weapons storage magazines which require repairs. The work consists primarily of pulverizing in place the existing paved areas, adding or removing base material, grading, compaction and asphaltic concrete paving to the grades indicated on the Plans. Other ancillary work is indicated on the Plans. The Bid Form lists four lump sum bid items for the magazine Work, one for each of the four magazines. The Contract Documents indicate that only one magazine may be taken out of service at a time, so the Contractor will not be able to start work on the next magazine until the previously completed magazine is accepted by the NWSSB and can be utilized for its intended purpose. The sequential order of the magazine paving work will be determined by the NWSSB and the Authority prior to the start of work. Question Deadline 10/07/2024