Site work, paving and new construction of a mixed-use development in Flemingsburg, Kentucky. Completed plans call for the construction of a 18,598-square-foot educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; sidewalk / parking lot; and for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

The scope of the entire project consists of a new 18,598 SF facility located on the high school campus. Fleming Center (LAVEC) will be a vocational learning facility for both the Fleming County Schools and the local community. The program will include a large multi-purpose space, indoor lineman training area, lecture hall, classroom, conference room, trophy lobby, 2 lab/work areas, and exterior work yard. The structure shall consist of slab on grade and a pre-engineered metal building system. Alternate bids will be accepted as described in the bidding documents and section 01800 Alternates. The detailed language specific to each bid package is described in section 01900 of the volume 1 project manual. BP 005 Site & Asphalt Paving BP 025 Concrete BP 030 General Trades BP 040 Masonry BP 050 Metals BP 090 Finishes BP 210 Fire Protection BP 220 Plumbing & HVAC BP 260 Electric BP 300 Combination (per CM pre-approval) Architect/Engineer/Planroom/Owner All bidders must complete the form of proposal (FOP) and label as indicated in Section 01900. Each proposal form must be properly filled out and submitted as one original copy. No qualifying letters or statements will be considered. Submitted bids may not be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after the bid opening date. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a cashier's or certified check (made payable to Fleming County Schools), or bid bond, executed by the bidder and surety company, IN THE SUM OF NOT LESS THAN FIVE PERCENT (5%) OF THE AMOUNT OF THE BID PROPOSAL. The bid security is required as a guarantee that if the proposal is accepted a contract will be immediately entered into and the performance of it properly secured. In the event the bidder to whom the contract is awarded fails to execute a satisfactory contract and bond, he shall be eliminated and shall forfeit his certified check, cash or his bid bond and shall be liable for the loss occasioned by the owner by such failure. Any bid which is not received on a timely basis or in the proper form shall be returned unopened. The owner reserves the right to waive informalities, and to reject any and all bids received, and to select that bid which it determines to be in its best interest. The award for this bid will be made on the basis of the lowest bid price as permitted in KRS 45A.365. Question Deadline 08/13/2025 at 12:00 PM ET Questions should be addressed through the CM, Packs+Walker (David Rhodes drhodes@thewalkercompany.com) The Electrical work for this project includes all labor, materials, equipment, fixtures, excavation, backfill and related items required to completely install, test, verify place in service and deliver to the Owner complete electrical systems in accordance with the accompanying plans and all provisions of these specifications. This work shall primarily include, but is not limited to the following: A. All conduits, conductors, outlet boxes, fittings, etc. B. All switchgear, panels, disconnect switches, fuses, transformers, contactors, starters, etc. C. Fault Current Coordination Study. D. All wiring devices and device plates. E. All light fixtures and lamps. F. Electrical connection to all electrically operated equipment furnished and/or installed by others, including powered casework, kitchen equipment, etc. G. Digital video surveillance system. H. Voice/Data wiring system. I. Paging/Intercom distribution system. J. Master clock distribution system. K. Gym/Cafeteria/Auditorium Sound reinforcement system. L. Fire alarm system. M. Projector and projector screen system. N. All necessary coordination with electric utility company, telephone company, cable television company, etc. to ensure that work, connections, etc., that they are to provide is accomplished and that service to this facility is delivered complete prior to occupancy. O. Paying all necessary fees and cost for permits, inspections, work by utility companies (power, telephone, CATV, etc). The Contractor shall contact the utility companies prior to submitting a bid to determine exactly these charges will be. P. Prior to submitting a bid, the Contractor shall contact all serving utility companies to determine exactly what each utility company will provide and exactly what is required of the Contractor and the Contractor shall include all such requirements in his base bid. A. This section covers all demolition, restoration and salvage required to perform the electrical work indicated on the drawings, specified and/or as required to complete the project. It is the intent of this section of work to remove all existing electrical equipment, materials, etc. which are not required for the completed building and to restore any and all finished surfaces to their original type and conditions. To accomplish these requirements, the Contractor(s) shall, at his own expense, engage the services of others already performing finish work on this project. All work shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Architect/Engineers whose decisions shall be final. This requirement shall apply to all restoration work whether indicated or specified. B. The Contractor shall lawfully dispose of any removed P.C.B.-bearing ballasts (containing polychlorinated biphenyl), and all mercury-vapor bearing lamps, in accordance with all state, local, federal and other applicable laws and regulations. A. Furnish all material, labor, tools, equipment and supervision required for installation of a complete fire protection system as indicated on the project drawings. Include all necessary piping, sprinkler heads, test connections, valves, drains, cabinets, siamese connections, fire hydrants, etc. B. The Contractor shall provide flushing and sterilization of all water lines in accordance with current Kentucky Plumbing Codes, Rules and Regulations and shall make connection to domestic water mains in accord with current rules and regulations of the State Department of Sanitary Engineering and Division of Water. C. Provide sprinklers in attics, overhangs, awnings, cooler/freezers, in accessible spaces and all other areas required by NFPA and the local fire authority. D. Provide dry pipe systems or freeze proof heads as required to provide continuous coverage without freezing. E. Provide seismic restraints in accordance with the Seismic Restraint specification section 202600. A. The intent of this specification section is to cover the materials and installation of a structured cabling system and termination equipment as outlined herein and as detailed on the drawings. Work shall consist of 1. Work area outlets including faceplates, jacks (voice, data, CATV, A/V), and labels. Boxes and conduit are being provided by Div 26 contractor. 2. Voice and data copper station cabling from work area outlets to telecommunications rooms including termination testing and labeling. 3. Voice and data work area equipment cords. 4. Voice and data horizontal cross-connect jumpers and patch cables including labeling. B. System Description -- Voice and Data station cabling (copper) system shall consist of: 1. Workstation outlet jacks. 2. Voice and data station cabling as specified herein from each workstation outlet to the termination equipment located in the Main Distribution Frame (MDF) or the Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF). 3. Station Cable Termination Equipment in each MDF and IDF. 4. Final connections of the station cabling at the workstation outlet jack and the termination equipment in each MDF and IDF. 5. Cross connects / patch cable to connect work area outlets to backbone / network electronics. 6. Testing and labeling.