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Capital Project No. CP3051

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The 2025 Citywide Striping Package, identified as Capital Project No. CP3051 and LEI Project No. 26-006, is a construction contract for the City of Lake Charles, Louisiana. The project requires a contractor to provide all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and transportation to remove existing pavement markings and install new ones across 37 designated street locations throughout the city. The scope of work covers a wide range of thoroughfares, including major roads such as Enterprise Boulevard, Contraband Parkway, and Moeling Street. To ensure the project remains within the established budget, the City reserves the right to add or remove specific streets from the list without altering the bid unit prices.

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Contract for removing and installing pavement markings at 37 Lake Charles street locations.

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City of Lake Charles, Louisiana 2025 Citywide Striping Package Lake Charles, Louisiana City of Lake Charles Capital Project No. CP3051 LEI Project No. 26-006
The intent of this Contract is to provide for construction and completion, in every detail, of the Work described. It is further intended that the Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, and supplies required to complete the Work in accordance with the plans, specifications, and terms of the Contract.
The project consists of the removal of existing pavement markings and construction of new pavement markings for the following streets at various locations in the City of Lake Charles:
1. Southpark Road (McNeese Street to Smith Road) 2. 6th Avenue (12th Street to Broad Street) 3. Hodges Street (Alamo Street to Belden Street) 4. Bilbo Street (S. Railroad Avenue to Clarence Street) 5. Lake Street (Shell Beach Drive to Prien Lake Road) 6. Opelousas Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171) 7. Fitzenreiter Road (Riverside Park to Highway 171) 8. North Goos Boulevard (Knapp Street to Opelousas Street) 9. Medora Street (Simmons Street to Highway 171) 10. Shattuck Street (Broad Street to Moeling Street) 11. 18th Street (Lake Street to Ryan Street) 12. Enterprise Parkway (Interstate 10 to Katherine Street) 13. W. Prien Lake Road (Cove Lane Roundabout to Nelson Road) 14. Contraband Parkway (Lauberge Boulevard to Prien Lake Road) 15. Enterprise Boulevard (12th Street to Prien Lake Road) 16. Broad Street (Lakeshore Drive to Enterprise Boulevard) 17. Moeling Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171) 18. 6th Street (4th Avenue to Highway 14) 19. Mill Street (Lakeshore Drive to Highway 14) 20. Common Street (McNeese Street to Prien Lake Road) 21. Lake Street (Prien Lake Road to McNeese Street) 22. Kirkman Street (Jackson Street to McNeese Street) 23. Alamo Street (Ryan Street to Enterprise Boulevard) 24. Oak Park Boulevard (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 14) 25. 12th Street (Highway 14 to Hodges Street) 26. Sallier Street (Lake Street to Hodges Street) 27. Ernest Street (Sale Road to Sallier Street) 28. Jefferson Drive (University Drive to University Drive) 29. Henderson Bayou Road (Locke Lane to W. Prien Lake Road) 30. General Doolittle Avenue (Highway 14 to General Twining Street) 31. Alvin Street (Sallier Street to Shell Beach Drive) 32. 18th Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 14) 33. Bord du Lac Drive (Lakeshore Drive to N. Lakeshore Drive) 34. Russell Street (12th Street to Hillcrest Drive) 35. Hillcrest Drive (Highway 14 to Russell Street) 36. N. Prater Street (Knapp Street to Fitzenreiter Road) 37. Pear Street (Knapp Street to Fitzenreiter Road)
The Owner reserves the right to remove streets from the project or add streets to the project to bring the construction cost within the budget established for the project without affecting unit prices bid for the items of work.

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