Renovation of an educational facility in Dakota, Illinois. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Bids for the replacement of the front porch support columns at the Dakota High School All work is to be completed during the months of June and/or July 2025. The successful bidder will need to supply proof of warranties, payment of prevailing wage, and criminal background checks Cemetery Report Building and Grounds Any other business presented to electors and approved by majority present The Dakota High School is located at: 300 Campus Drive, Dakota, IL 61018. Dakota CUSD #201 seeks to replace the canopy support columns and adjoining cement on the high school's westside front porch. The scope includes all labor, equipment, materials, and freight to complete the project laid forth as either option A or B. OPTION A - Sawcut and remove an approximate 12' wide strip of concrete and a 2' wide strip of asphalt the length of the building's canopy to expose the concrete foundations underneath (4) deteriorated pipe columns OPTION B -Saw cut and remove the entire cement pad and a 2' wide strip of asphalt the length of the building's canopy to expose the concrete foundations underneath (4) deteriorated pipe columns. • Dig down to the top of the footings to expose the connection between the pipe column base plate and footings. • Temporarily remove the existing sheet metal soffit at the (4) deteriorated pipe columns to expose the connection between the columns and the canopy outriggers/beams. • Submit photos of the substructure and superstructure to a licensed structural engineer for review and comment on the existing conditions. ** Any identified structural repairs and/or modifications required per code are beyond the scope of this project and will be acted upon by the District at that time. • Shore the structure around the deteriorated pipe columns. Remove and replace each pipe column and plate with new hot-dipped galvanized steel to match the existing size and orientation. The columns are to be primed and painted to match the existing color scheme. • Furnish the cement and install concrete per the noted specifications for either project option. * Option B is to have an ADA compliant ramp installed as part of the replacement. • Replace the section of asphalt that was removed. • Reinstall the existing sheet metal soffit. • Complete the additional items noted as "other" in the cement specifications. Specifications for the cement are as follows: Cement Depth: 4" - 6" / No less than 4" in depth. Grade of Cement: 6 bag mix or equivalent Color and Texture: To match the neighboring cement that is tethered to the building. Slope: The slope of the cement must follow ADA standards for compliance. Support: Wire mesh reinforcement should be used throughout the newly poured cement, along with the drilling and use of epoxied dowels on 2' centers. Straight edge cuts and expansion joints are expected. Synthetic fiber within the new cement mix: Yes - Dosage rate of 0.75 pounds per cubic yard Substructure: Coarse aggregate commonly referred to as rock chips, are to be laid and compacted at no less than 2" beneath the newly poured cement and asphalt. Asphalt: Road surface asphalt to be laid no less than 4" thick the length of the canopy to replace what was removed. A thickened edge of cement is to be utilized where the concrete and asphalt meet Other: Yellow safety paint is to be applied to the curb and asphalt to match what is in use. Other: Repair of the deteriorated brick at the front right corner of the building where the facade meets the foundation and pavement. Other: Patch the front left corner of the handicap ramp with cement if Option A is chosen. There is approximately a 2' x 2' hole that exists between the cement ramp and the asphalt that is to be filled and smoothed.