Site work and renovation of a communication facility in Covington, Georgia. Completed plans call for the renovation of a communication facility; and for site work for a communication facility.

Reconduct of three-phase overhead utility lines across three separate projects in the city. SCOPE AND SPECIFICATIONS The City of Covington, Georgia, is seeking qualified contractors to submit proposals for the reconduct of overhead utility lines for three separate projects in Covington, GA. All materials for the project will be supplied by the City of Covington. The contract is expected to be awarded during the third week of December 2026 and must be completed by May 31 , 2027. The selected contractor will be responsible for all labor, equipment, and coordination required to complete the project within the specified time frame Project 1: Cornish Creek Newtonsboro Rd Reconduct 1. Utility Line Extension: Reconduct three-phase overhead utility to larger conductor three-phase lines along Newtonsboro Rd starting at Alcovy Rd to Cornish Creek Water Treatment Plant, approximately 0.61 miles. Ensure all utility lines are properly installed and comply with all relevant local , state, and federal regulations. 2. Installation Requirements: Provide labor, tools, equipment, and supervision required to perform the work safely and efficiently. Work will involve the installation of poles, crossarms, conductors, hardware, and other associated equipment (all of which will be provided by the City). Ensure that all installation methods are in accordance with standard utility practices. 3. Traffic Control and Safety: Implement and maintain appropriate traffic control measures to ensure the safety of workers, road users, and pedestrians during construction. Coordinate with local authorities for any required road closures or lane shifts. 4. Site Restoration: Upon completion of the project, the contractor is responsible for restoring any disturbed areas to their original condition, including regrading and reseeding if necessary. 5. Inspection and Testing: The contractor must work closely with the City of Covington's inspectors to ensure that all work meets the required specifications. Upon completion, the contractor must be available for final inspections and testing of the system. 6. Timeline: All work must be completed by May 31th, 2027. The project must meet this deadline with no exceptions unless approved by the City of Covington. Project 2: Elm St Reconduct 1. Utility Line Extension: Reconduct three-phase overhead utility to larger conductor three-phase lines along Elm St and Reynold St. From 1140 Reynold St to 1139 Church St along Reynolds St and 1139 Church St to 1112 Williams St along Elm St for an approximate 0.40 miles. Ensure all utility lines are properly installed and comply with all relevant local, state, and federal regulations. 2. Installation Requirements: Provide labor, tools, equipment, and supervision required to perform the work safely and efficiently. Work will involve the installation of poles, crossarms, conductors, hardware, and other associated equipment (all of which will be provided by the City). Ensure that all installation methods are in accordance with standard utility practices. 3. Traffic Control and Safety: Implement and maintain appropriate traffic control measures to ensure the safety of workers, road users, and pedestrians during construction. Coordinate with local authorities for any required road closures or lane shifts. 4. Site Restoration: Upon completion of the project, the contractor is responsible for restoring any disturbed areas to their5. Inspection and Testing:The contractor must work closely with the City of Covington's inspectors to ensure that all work meets the required specifications. Upon completion, the contractor must be available for final inspections and testing of the system . 6. Timeline: All work must be completed by May 31th, 2027, with the planned start date of January 4th, 2027. The project must meet this deadline with no exceptions unless approved by the City of Covington. Project 3: Covington #6 Feeder Reconduct 1. Utility Line Extension: Reconduct three-phase overhead to larger conductor three-phase lines along Hwy 278 and Hwy 11. Overhead work from 34 Hwy 11 to 202 Hwy 11. This is approximately 0.35 miles. Ensure all utility lines are properly installed and comply with all relevant local, state, and federal regulations. 2. Installation Requirements: Provide labor, tools, equipment, and supervision required to perform the work safely and efficiently. Work will involve the installation of poles, crossarms, conductors, hardware, and other associated equipment (all of which will be provided by the City). Ensure that all installation methods are in accordance with standard utility practices. 3. Traffic Control and Safety: Implement and maintain appropriate traffic control measures to ensure the safety of workers, road users, and pedestrians during construction. Coordinate with local authorities for any required road closures or lane shifts. 4. Site Restoration: Upon completion of the project, the contractor is responsible for restoring any disturbed areas to their original condition, including regrading and reseeding if necessary. 5. Inspection and Testing: The contractor must work closely with the City of Covington's inspectors to ensure that all work meets the required specifications. Upon completion, the contractor must be available for final inspections and testing of the system. 6. Timeline: All work must be completed by May 31th, 2027. The project must meet this deadline with no exceptions unless approved by the City of Covington.