Site work for a playground / park / athletic field in East Hartford, Connecticut. Completed plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

Great River Park Improvement Project - Work under this contract includes waterfront construction consisting of demolition of existing structures, new fishing pier, support piles, new floating dock sections, electrical lighting, a scenic overlook, landscaping, and minor concrete repairs in the Town of East Hartford, CT. It also includes other appurtenant work such as maintenance and protection of vehicular traffic and pedestrian access within Great River Park. FINAL COMPLETION within 300 CALENDAR DAYS A Performance Bond Will Be Required From the Awarded Bidder. The Right is Reserved to Reject Any or All Bids When Such Action is Deemed to Be in the Best Interest of the Town of East Hartford *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document. 25% of the work with DAS certified Small and Minority owned businesses and 25% of that work with DAS certified Minority, Women and/or Disabled owned businesses.) The contractor must demonstrate good faith effort to meet the 25% set-aside goals. Specifically, the following work is proposed: o Remove two (2) existing timber pier and concrete-surface overlooks; including the removal of 54 existing timber piles from above the mudline; and o Install a new approximately 85-ft. long x 10-ft wide concrete-decked, fixed fishing pier with a 20-ft. x 11-ft. L-shaped pierhead and deck elevation of 15-ft. (NAVD88), supported by fourteen, 16-in. diameter, concrete-filled steel pipe piles. Approximately 90 feet of the total fishing pier length (includes 20 feet of the pierhead length) extends into the waterway beyond Mean High Water (MHW). Also, to o Install a 24-in. diameter concrete-filled steel pipe pile approximately 6-in. from the western corner of the L- pierhead of the fishing pier; and o Install 80 linear feet of orange debris boom at the water surface (with no appurtenances beneath) waterward of MHW anchored to the upland and the 24-in. diameter pile described above, to help protect the boat ramp and float(s) and reduce maintenance costs associated with debris removal; and o At the existing dock on the southern side of the public boat launch ramp: remove 7 pairs (total of 14) of existing 10-in. diameter timber ADA float support piles and replace them with 10 pairs (total of 20) 10-in. diameter timber ADA float support piles (net increase of 3 pairs, or 6 new ADA float support piles); and install two 16-in. diameter concrete-filled, steel pipe float restraint piles; and o Also, at the existing dock on the southern side of the public boat launch ramp: install/attach three (3) new floats, consisting of: a 25.5-ft. long x 8-ft. wide float, a 5-ft. long by 8-ft. wide float, and a 30-ft. long x 6-ft. wide float.