Site work and paving for a civil project in Boca Raton, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; and water / sewer project.

Osceola County, Florida the Edgewater East Community Development District (District) Hereby Requests Proposals From Firms to Provide Labor, Materials, Equipment, and Construction Services Necessary for the Districts Cross Prairie Parkway South (Cpp-south) Framework Roadway, Phase 2, Civil Site Work (Project). bid event desc Firms desiring to provide services for this Project must submit one (1) original and one (1) electronic copy (PDF format, Schedule of values in an Microsoft Excel and PDF format, all documents included on a USB flash drive) of the required proposal at the District Engineers Office, Hanson, Walter & Associates, Inc., 8 Broadway, Suite 104, Kissimmee, Florida 34741 (District Engineers Office) (or at an alternative location to be determined and announced).) The Project Will Require 4-lane Full Roadway Section Construction of Approximately 0.43 Miles of Framework Roadway Extending South From Southern Terminus of Cross Prairie Parkway (at the Constructed Turnouts for Malachite Drive (West) and Oak Toad Place (East) to the South Terminating Just North of Gator Bay Slough, Within the Edgewater East Community. Construction to Include Utility Trunk Lines With Connection at the Existing Terminus of the Mains to the North of the Alignment (Approx. 2,242 Lf of 24 and 300 Lf of 8 Pvc Potable Watermain; 2,539 Lf of 20 and 300 Lf of 8 Pvc Reclaimed Watermain; 2,238 Lf of 12 and 150 Lf of 8 Pvc Force Main). document : The Project Manual, consisting of the instructions to proposers, contract, proposal form, forms of agreement, technical specifications, plans/blueprints, and other materials, will be available from the District Engineer beginning December 9, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. (hard copies are not available). The Project Manual retrieval process will be as follows: 1. Email the District Engineer at shindle@hansonwalter.com, Include in the subject line: Request Edgewater East CDD Cross Prairie Parkway South Roadway, Phase 2, Civil Site Work Project Manual 2. Bidder will receive two emails, one from the District Engineer confirming receipt of the request and the other from the One Drive titled Edgewater East Cross Prairie Parkway South Framework Roadway, Phase 2, Civil Site Work containing access instructions. (check your junk mail if not received). 3. Open the email from One Drive and follow instructions to retrieve the Project Manual. The Project is More Particularly Described in the Project Manual (Project Manual), Which Includes the Plans and Specifications for the Project Prepared by Gai Consultants, Inc. (Engineer of Record) and Distributed by Hanson, Walter & Associates, Inc. (District Engineer). The District is a Special Purpose Unit of Local Government Established Under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, for the Purpose of Financing, Acquiring, Constructing, Installing, Operating, and Maintaining Community Infrastructure Improvements for the Community of Edgewater. To Be Eligible to Submit a Proposal, and in Addition to Any Other Requirements Set Forth in the Project Manual, an Interested Firm Must Hold All Required Local, State and Federal Licenses in Good Standing and Be Authorized to Do Business in Osceola County and the State of Florida, Time is of the Essence With Respect to the Project. For Questions Regarding the Procedures to Retrieve the Project Manual, Please Call the District Engineer at (407) 847-9433. Bids Received After That Time Will Not Be Considered. Additionally, Each Proposer Shall Supply a Bid Bond, or Cashier's Check, Made Payable to the District and in the Sum Equal to Five Percent (5%) of the Total Amount of the Bid With Its Proposal. Proposals Shall Be in the Form Provided in the Project Manual and Submitted in a Sealed Envelope, Marked With a Notation Response to Proposal for Edgewater East Community Development District Cross Prairie Parkway South Framework Roadway, Phase 2, Civil Site Work. The District Reserves the Right to Return Unopened to the Proposer Any Proposals Received After the Time and Date Stipulated Above. Each Proposal Shall Remain Binding for a Minimum of Ninety (90) Days After the Proposal Opening. Proposals Will Be Evaluated in Accordance With the Criteria Included in the Project Manual. The District Reserves the Right in Its Sole Discretion to Make Changes to the Project Manual Up Until the Time of the Bid Opening, and to Provide Notice of Such Changes Only to Those Proposers Who Have Indicated Their Intent to Bid by Attending the Pre-proposal Conference (Described Herein) and Registering at That Meeting. The District Reserves the Right to Reject Any and All Proposals, Make Modifications to the Work, Award the Contract in Whole or in Part With or Without Cause, and Waive Minor or Technical Irregularities in Any Proposal, as It Deems Appropriate, and if the District Determines in Its Discretion That It is in the Districts Best Interests to Do So. Any Protest of the Project Manual, Including, but Not Limited to the Terms and Specifications, Must Be Filed With the District Within 72 Calendar Hours (Excluding Saturdays, Sundays and State Holidays) After the First Advertisement of the Request for Proposals, Together With a Protest Bond in a Form Acceptable to the District and in the Amount of Forty Thousand Dollars ($40,000.00). Any and All Questions Relative to This Request for Proposals, the Project or the Special Meeting Shall Be Directed in Writing by E-mail Only to Shawn Hindle, P.e., District Engineer, at Shindle@hansonwalter.com, With E-mail Copies to Ernesto Torres, District Manager, at Torrese@whhassociates.com, and Michael Eckert, District Counsel, at Michael.eckert@kutakrock.com. No Phone Inquiries Please. The Successful Proposer Will Be Required Upon Award to Furnish a Payment and Performance Bond for One Hundred Twenty Five Percent (125%) of the Value of the Contract (as Described in the Project Manual), With a Surety Acceptable to the District, and in Accordance With Section 255.05, Florida Statutes. In the Event the Protest is Successful, the Protest Bond Shall Be Refunded to the Protestor. In the Event the Protest is Unsuccessful, the Protest Bond Shall Be Applied Towards the Districts Costs, Expenses and Attorneys Fees Associated With Hearing and Defending the Protest. Failure to Timely File a Protest, or Failure to Timely Post a Protest Bond, Will Result in a Waiver of Proceedings Under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes, and Other Law. Additional Requirements for Filing a Protest Can Be Found in the Districts. Rules of Procedure, Which Are Available Upon Request.