The City of Wichita is seeking bids from firm(s) to provide construction services for the Public Works & Utilities Department.
The work consists of removing and replacing sidewalk and pavement as required to complete items of work with wheelchair ramps being constructed as directed by the Engineer. Line items include 4" Concrete Repair (50,000 SF), 5" Concrete Repair reinforced (6,500 SF), 6" Concrete Repair (2,800 SF), 8" Concrete Repair reinforced (1,750 SF), Protection Curb 6" wide up to 8" high (200 LF), Brick Paver Repair (200 SF), WCR Construction w/ DWS (155 EA), Combined Curb & Gutter Repair (500 LF), Concrete Removal & Site Restoration (100 SF), Asphalt Repair (10 TN), Deeter Curb Drain (15 EA), Colored Concrete (100 SF), Compacted Soil Fill 95% Standard Density Contractor Furnished (5 TN), Compacted Crushed Concrete Fill 95% Standard Density Contractor Furnished (100 TN), and Sod (10 SY). The work is geographically diverse; condemned sections may be considerable distances from each other. Work will be assigned once a month. The contractor will be provided a list of addresses to repair; partial work lists are expected to consist of 2,000 to 20,000 square feet of repairs. Work must be completed within five (5) working days per 3,500 square feet and must be started within ten (10) business days after receipt of the list.
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