Description: The proposed improvements include, but are not limited to the construction of new roadway, reconstruction of the existing roadway, ADA sidewalk and ramps, integrated curb installation and replacement, resetting of all existing utility surface features to finish grade, replacement of driveway approach aprons, topsoil, sodding, and erosion control. Bid items: 85 CY topsoil, offsite; 1,280 SY of 6" subbase, modified; 4 LF of 15" storm sewer, trenched, RCP; 1 Ea of 60" dia. manhole, SW-401; 125 SF of 6" sidewalk, PCC; 16.5 SF traffic signs. See attached file.
City · IA, US
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Project includes approx. 600 SQ FT removal of Existing concrete pad; 56 CU YD of 8” of CR-6 Strip Topsoil for Roadway; 2,400 SQ FT; Fill and Grade Existing Roadway with Topsoil.
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Complete the spray‑in‑place pipe lining rehabilitation process. Work includes full pipe inspection, cleaning, preparation, lining installation, testing, and documentation.
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