Site work, paving and renovation of a mixed-use development in Birmingham, Alabama. Completed plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot; for the renovation of a water / sewer project; and water / sewer project.

The Scope of Work Includes the Rehabilitation and Replacement of Two Pump Stations in Jefferson County. The Work is Detailed on the Contract Plans and Generally Described for Each Station Below: Alemeda Pump Station: Demolition of Existing Can Pump Station Including, but Not Limited to, Pumps, Piping, and Electrical Components; Installation of Approximately 123 Linear Feet of 8-inch Sanitary Sewer Pipe; Installation of Approximately 60 Linear Feet of 10-inch Sanitary Sewer Pipe; Installation of Six 48-inch Diameter Precast Concrete Manholes; Installation of One 60-inch Diameter Precast Concrete Doghouse Manhole With; Installation of 8-foot Diameter Precast Concrete Wet Well With Monolithic Liner; Installation of 7-foot by 7-foot Precast Concrete Valve Vault; Installation of Two Submersible Pumps With All Piping, Valves, Fittings and Appurtenances; Installation of Pump Station Electrical Components; Installation of Natural-gas-powered Backup Generator; Removal, Relocation, and Installation of Electrical Riser Poles, Transformers, and Overhead Lines; Site Improvements, Including Concrete Paving, Concrete Pump Station Pad, Retaining Walls, Curb and Valley Gutter Replacement and Restoration Work. Collegeville Pump Station : Demolition of Existing Pump Station, Including but Not Limited to, Pumps, Piping, Building Structure, and Electrical Components; Installation of 5-foot by 5-foot Precast Concrete Bypass Structure With Two 24-inch Slide Gates and Cast-in-place Concrete Base; Conversion of Existing Wet Well and Dry Pit Into Auxiliary Overflow Storage Structure; Installation of Approximately 106 Linear Feet of 24-inch New Sanitary Sewer Pipe; Installation of Three New 60-inch Diameter Precast Concrete Manholes; Installation of One 19-foot by 19-foot Cast-in-place Concrete Wet Well With Monolithic Liner; Installation of Three Submersible Pumps With All Piping, Valves, Fittings and Appurtenances; Installation of One 19-foot by 9-foot Cast-in-place Concrete Valve Vault; Installation of One 60-inch Diameter Precast Concrete Manhole With Magnetic Flow Meter; Installation of One Elevated Generator Building With Exterior Platform and Natural-gas-powered Backup Generator and Electrical Equipment and Pump Station Electrical Components; Removal and Installation of Electrical Riser Poles, Transformers, and Overhead Lines; Site Improvements, Including Gates, Fencing, Concrete Paving, Concrete Pump Station Pad, Lighting, and Restoration Work. Question Deadline 12/06/2024 at 5:00 PM CT Questions Concerning Meaning or Intent of Bidding Documents Shall Be Submitted to Tad Powell, Pe, Senior Associate, Hazen and Sawyer, at Email Tpowell@hazenandsawyer.com All Questions Must Be in Writing on Bidder's Company's Letterhead. The Attention of All Bidders is Called to the Provisions of the State Law Governing General Contractors, as Set Forth in Alabama Code Sections 34-8-1 Through Section 34-8-28 (1975), as Amended, Chapter 4, Section 65 to 82 (Inclusive) of Title 46 of the Code of Alabama of 1940, as Amended; and Bidders Shall Be Governed by Said Law Insofar as It is Applicable. The Above Mentioned Provisions of the Code Make It Illegal for the Owner to Consider a Bid Proposal From Anyone Who is Not Properly Licensed Under Such Code Provisions. The Attention of Bidders is Called to the Provisions of Alabama Code Section 39-2-14 (1975) as Amended, Requiring a Nonresident Contractor to Register With the Department of Revenue Prior to Engaging in the Performance of a Contract in the State of Alabama. The Attention of Bidders is Called to the Provisions of Alabama Code Section 39-3-5 (1975) as Amended, Regarding Preference to Resident Contractors. The Attention of Bidders is Called to the Provisions of Alabama Act 2016-312 as Amended, Regarding Not Engaging in the Boycott of a Person or Entity Based in or Doing Business With a Jurisdiction With Which This State Enjoys Open Trade. This Project is Classified as a Class "D" (Pump Station and Package Plant Facility) Sewer Project. All Prospective Bidders Must Be Pre-qualified With the Jefferson County Environmental Services Department to Bid Class "D" Pump Station and Package Plant Projects in Order to Bid on This Project. To Pre-qualify With the Department to Construct Class "D" Pump Station and Sewer Line Projects, Each Prospective Bidder Must Furnish Written Evidence of Competency and Evidence of Financial Responsibility to the County. Bids Will Only Be Accepted From Pre-qualified Contractors Who Are Listed on the Plan Holders List, Signifying That They Have Purchased a Set of Documents From the Engineer, and Who Attend the Mandatory Pre-bid Conference. The Contractor is Hereby Advised That Time is of the Essence on This Project. The Contract Time for This Project is Six Hundred and Thirty-five Day (635) Consecutive Calendar Days. The First 270 Days Will Be an Administrative Period Followed by a 365-day Construction Period From the Effective Date of the Written Notice to Proceed to Achieve Final Acceptance. If Mutually Agreed Upon Between the Owner and Contractor, the Construction Period May Commence Prior to the End of the Administrative Period. Upon Such Agreement the Contract End Date Will Be Modified Based on the Date of Termination of the Administrative Period. Liquidated Damages Will Be Assessed if This Time Limit is Exceeded. The Contractor May Apply for an Extension of Time in Accordance With the Provisions of the Contract; However, Such an Extension Must Be Approved Prior to the Contract Completion Date to Avoid the Imposition of Liquidated Damages. ** Pre bid info : If You Are Unable to Join the Call Due to Technical Difficulties, Call Tad Powell (Hazen and Sawyer) at 205-957-4151 or Brian Rohling (Jefferson County) at 205-521-7512 for Assistance.