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2026-BID-007

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The Police Parking Improvements Project (2026-BID-007) for the City of Moraine, Ohio, involves expanding the parking lot and implementing other site enhancements at the Moraine Municipal Building located at 4200 Dryden Road. The base bid focuses on asphalt and concrete work to expand the parking lot where the existing canopy is located, with an engineer's estimate of $206,000. Additional optional improvements include a wrought iron fence with motorized gates (Alternate 1: $158,500), a dumpster pad and parking relocation (Alternate 2: $21,500), and utility conduits with parking lot lighting (Alternate 3: $54,900). The project is scheduled for a December 10, 2026 award date, with a final completion deadline of June 30, 2027. The contract will be awarded to the bidder offering the lowest and best proposal, based on price, technical compliance, and demonstrated competency via an experience statement. Bidders must submit all proposals electronically via Bid Express by October 22, 2026, including required affidavits, a bid guaranty, and a contract bond. This is a prevailing wage project requiring compliance with Ohio Department of Industrial Relations standards and ADA guidelines for sidewalks and ramps. Work must adhere to ODOT standards for asphalt concrete and ASTM D 1577 for fibers. The contractor is responsible for providing proof of insurance within ten days of the award and must furnish a maintenance bond upon project acceptance.

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Parking lot expansion and site improvements for the City of Moraine, Ohio.

Agency

City of Moraine, OH

Place of Performance

USA

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Documents

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2026 Police Parking Improvements Project - Proposal Price Sheet

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City of Moraine Police Parking Improvements (2026-BID007)

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City of Moraine Standard Construction Drawings - July 2026

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City of Moraine Supplemental Construction and Material Specifications (January 2026)

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Police Parking Expansion Project - Site Plan

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Prevailing Wage Rate - Skilled Crafts (Asbestos, Boilermaker, Bricklayer)

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2026-BID-007 Addendum 01.docx

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2026-BID-007 Proposal Price Sheet REV 10-19-26.pdf

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2026-BID-007 Specifications and Contract Docs REV 10-19-26.pdf

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A17-3T200_spec_sheet.pdf

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Sample Fence Panel Detail.pdf

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Sample Light Pole and Base Detail.pdf

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AgencyCity of Moraine, OH
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PROJECT NAME: Police Parking Improvements Project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This work consists of expanding the parking lot, as well as other improvements, at the Moraine Municipal Building at 4200 Dryden Road, Moraine, OH 45439. The other improvements will be awarded as budget allows. This project is intended to be a spring 2027 project.
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE: Base Bid $206,000, Alternate 1 $158,500, Alternate 2 $21,500, Alternate 3 $54,900
APPROXIMATE AWARD DATE: December 10, 2026
PROJECT COMPLETION DEADLINE: June 30, 2027
ALTERNATES EXPLANATION: The base bid for this project will include asphalt and concrete work necessary to expand the parking lot where the existing parking canopy is currently located. Alternate 1 will be for a wrought iron fence with motorized gates. Alternate 2 will be for a dumpster pad and associated parking relocation. Alternate 3 will be for utility conduits and parking lot lighting.

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