Description: Street pavement project. Scope of work includes - asphalt planning, asphalt grinding, dig-out base repairs, asphalt installation, concrete curb and gutter replacement, concrete sidewalk replacement, concrete curb ramp installation, relocation of storm drain, adjustment of utility covers, green street infrastructure installation, and replacement of striping and markings.
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The solicitation seeks repair, patching, and rehabilitation of streets within rights-of-way or easements. The work includes asphalt and concrete work and pavement marking services. It also includes paving and resurfacing activities.
Full width cold milling of existing asphalt pavement, placing a leveling course of asphalt, installation of asphalt rubber aggregate membrane (ARAM), and an asphalt concrete cap. Work also includes removal and replacement of ADA access ramps, cross gutter including spandrel, adjustment of existing utilities to grade, installation and removal of temporary video detection, restriping, and detector loop removal and replacement.
Construction work for approximately 7,760 tons of asphalt paving and milling.
RFP documents & timeline
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Board meeting
128 days before RFP
Public Works presented a proposed We Love Paving Program with 2027-28 slurry-seal and street-paving projects, including design funding and approximately $6.61 million in paving investment.
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The uh the new projects for uh there are 10 new projects over the course of approximately four programs. Uh that the the projects the main projects for streets are our We Love Paving Program, where we're going to be starting our '27-'28 slurry seal project and our '27-'28 street paving project. Um if you look at the amounts here, that only totals about…
San Bruno City Council Special and Regular Meeting
Public Works presented a proposed Clear Path Sidewalk Program with approximately $1.8 million for sidewalk improvements and trip-hazard reduction.
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>> Mr. Lee, um with the CIP. >> Good evening, Mayor, uh members of Council. Uh Matt Lee, your public works director, to talk about the capital improvement program. Uh like uh administrative services director, Pegaras, mentioned, we will be talking about the upcoming um projects in the CIP. The uh the new projects for uh there are 10 new projects over the…
Agenda packet
2 days before RFP
Staff recommended reducing the scope and re-advertising the three-year on-call concrete sidewalk replacement project after the responsive bid exceeded available funding.
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The On-Call Clear Path Sidewalk and Accessible Curb Ramp Project -- Concrete Replacement (Project) includes removal and replacement of sidewalk, curb and gutter, and driveway approaches; construction of accessible curb ramps; tree-root work; and other associated improvements at locations throughout the City. The bid documents establish an on-call, unit-…
Board meeting
2 days before RFP
City staff reported that sewer replacement streets north of San Bruno Avenue were under design for the following year, with paving coordinated after underground work.
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the next phase of work is north of San Bruno Avenue where those lines are scheduled to be replaced next year, I believe, and that they're currently under design for avenues north of San Bruno Avenue and then Mills, MSAN, Canes, East, I mean, Mills, MSAN, East Green, and Henley south of San Bruno Avenue. And so this work is coordinated and um at some point…
San Bruno City Council Special And Regular Meeting
