Site work for a water / sewer project in Key Largo, Florida. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Ocean Reef Storage Tank Rehabilitation - Phase I All Prospective Bidders/respondents Are Hereby Cautioned Not to Contact Any Member of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Staff or Officials Other Than the Specified Contact Person The FKAA reserves the right to reject all Submittals where the FKAA deems rejection to be in its best interest, or to reject any Bid/Proposal not in compliance with the specifications. The FKAA reserves the right to waive any informalities and irregularities in said Submittals. Any person contemplating the submission of a Proposal shall have thoroughly examined all of the various parts of these documents; should there be any doubt as to the meaning or intent of said Contract Documents, the Bidder should request of the FKAA, via eBuilder Bid Portal (at least 6 working days prior to bid opening), an interpretation thereof. A.The scope of this section defines the work and materials included in each bid item in the specifications for the surface preparation and resurfacing of three concrete tanks located at the Ocean Reef facility for the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority B. For the purposes of this project, these tanks will be referred to as "Tank 1", "Tank 2" and "Tank 3". C. "Tank 1" is a 500,000-gallon, concrete, flat bottom, dome roof tank constructed by Crom Corporation in 1964. The following information was observed: Diameter: 60 ft. Height: 20 ft. D. "Tank 2" is a 500,000-gallon, concrete, flat bottom, dome roof tank constructed by Crom Corporation in 1969. The following information was observed: Diameter: 60 ft. Height: 20 ft. E. "Tank 3" is a 1-million-gallon, concrete, flat bottom, dome roof tank constructed by Crom Corporation (date unknown). The following information was observed: Diameter: 110 ft. Height: 20 ft. F. The overall project consists of providing all labor, materials, supervision, power, equipment, and supplies for repairing exterior areas of coating failure, resurfacing concrete, and repainting the entire exterior of each tank. This phase of the project consists of repairing cracksin the walls of three potable water storage tanks located at FKAA's Ocean Reef pump station. The work will include cleaning the damaged areas, performing sealant injection to repair cracks, and resurfacing repaired areas on all three tanks.