Longleaf NH4 Phase V

Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Seeks to obtain competitive bids from a qualified vendor for v-blade planting of containerized longleaf pine seedlings on two (2) project areas consisting of approximately 990 acres

Francis Marion University

Furnish and deliver longleaf pine straw, 14" x 14" x 28" packed and tied bale of long leaf pine straw delivered as specified in a drop or caged trailer 7,000 units.

City of Lawrenceville

Installing two new separate single phase underground loops through two existing neighborhoods. The current primary cable feeds through the back yards of one development and in front of the other development, with many secondary cables going from the transformers in the back yards to the meter bases on the back of the town homes. This full reconduct will be installing new primary and transformers on the roadside of the buildings and running 350 triplex behind the buildings to UV-4 pedestals and capturing the old services. All conductors are to be installed in conduit or pipe. Work will consist of installing approx. 3150’ of 1/0 underground primary, inside 2" conduit. There will be (11) new pad mount transformers (25kva-100kva) installed with concrete pads and grounding assemblies and (2) old transformers (25kva-75kva) that will stay in place with grounding assemblies added. There will be (26) primary terminations, inside the pad mount transformers. Approximately 950' LF of 350 underground triplex will be run in 3" conduit, from the transformer locations to the (9) new UV-4 pedestals in the back yards. The UV-4 pedestals will be installed with grounding assemblies per Power’s Specs. There are also (7) existing light poles in the development that will consist of running 360' LF of # 6 duplex in 2" conduit to provide new feeds for these lights. Each of these lights will need a UV-2 hand hole box installed according to Lawrenceville Power’s Specifications. There will also be (3) Town and Country lights installed at 3 transformer locations, with (20') direct bury poles.

Illinois Department of Transportation

Phase III engineering services are required to provide construction supervision, inspection, engineering layout, and record maintenance for various projects in district nine.