Site work and renovation of an educational facility in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

Implementation of stormwater management system upgrades and related site improvements. FY23-BENJ-7525-01 RODRIGUEZ CONSULTING/ CIVIL ENGINEERING (C-SERIES) SCOPE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING SITE DEMOLITION EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL GRADING AINAGE STORMWATER UTILITIES & SYSTEMS DESIGN SALT DESIGN STUDIO /LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ( L-SERIES) SCOPE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: LAYOUT OF SITE IMPROVEMENTS SITE PAVEMENTS & CURBS PERMANENT PLANT PROTECTION FENCE PLANTING RELOCATION OF EXISTING BASKETBALL GOAL RELOCATION OF EXISTING DUMPSTER, INCLUDING PROPOSED ORNAMENTAL FENCE RELOCATION OF EXISTING PICNIC TABLES STONE SEAT WALL NATURE-BASED PLAY ELEMENTS AT KIDS PLAY AREA SCOPE OF WORK FOR ADDITIONAL SCHOOLYARD IMPROVEMENTS (BY OTHERS, N.I.C. ) INCLUDES: COLORED PAVEMENT COATING FOR RUNNING LOOP COLORED PAVEMENT COATING FOR BASKETBALL COURT WOOD FENCE & CUSTOMIZED ARTS PANELS AT KIDS PLAY AREA BAREFOOT GARDEN AT KIDS PLAY AREA 4. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, EXISTING SITE PAVEMENTS TO REMAIN Question Deadline 10/02/2026 at 3:00 PM ET All Inquiries (Rfis) Regarding the Drawings and Specifications Must Be Submitted in Writing to Margeaux Jones (Mjones18@philasd.org) No Later Than the "Rfis Due" Date Above. Without intending to limit or restrict extent of work required under the General Construction Contract, Work to be performed includes but is not limited to the following: 1. The Project Details at the School District of Philadelphia's Benjamin B. Comegys Elementary School is intended to provide comprehensive site improvements. A primary focus of the project is the implementation of a robust stormwater management system , which must be constructed in strict accordance with all Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) regulations and requirements. 2. The general scope of work for this project includes erosion & sediment control, site demolition, grading, site utility work, asphalt paving, site furnishings installation, and planting. 3. Within the main schoolyard , the stormwater scope involves depaving areas to accommodate new green space, the installation of a large rain garden integrated with an underground storage basin at the southwest corner of the site, and the placement of new stormwater inlets, piping, and cleanouts with direct utility connections to the city right-of-way. 4. Improvements to the schoolyard further support these efforts through depaving. Additional site enhancements include the careful relocation of existing play equipment and a comprehensive planting plan . As part of the landscape requirements, all new vegetation must receive post-construction maintenance until fully established , as dictated by the project specifications. 5. All soil disposal is the responsibility of the contractor and must be in accordance with Section 011145-Soils Management and Requirements 6. All Soil Disposal must be based on the plans, specifications, and soil testing data 7. Soil testing data is referenced in the bid documents and should be utilized to assess the conditions of the material being exported from the site. 8. Items of Labor, material, and equipment not specified in detail or shown on drawings, but incidental to or necessary for the complete installation and proper operation of the several branches of work and described in the contract documents, or reasonably implied in connection herewith, shall be furnished as if called for in detail by the specifications or drawings. This includes electrical work associated with mechanical and plumbing work whether indicated on electrical drawings or not.