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Klager Park Trail Construction

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2026-PW-30International

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The Town of Pelham is soliciting bids for the construction of a 1.8-meter limestone trail in Klager Park under solicitation number 2026-PW-30. The project involves site preparation, including clearing and grubbing of vegetation, and the construction of the pathway as specified in the contract drawings. The successful contractor is responsible for all traffic control, resident notifications, and the full restoration of all disturbed areas, such as roads and side ditches, to Town of Pelham standards. All work must comply with the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority Permit, and any excess soil removed from the site must be delivered to Hillside Cemetery. The contract requires work to proceed continuously starting October 1, 2026, with a total duration of 40 working days and a final completion deadline of November 30, 2026. Bids must be submitted online by September 25, 2026, in two separate electronic envelopes for technical and pricing proposals, accompanied by a 10,000 dollar deposit. Awarding is subject to Town Council approval and a review of the contractor's qualifications and experience, and will not necessarily go to the lowest bidder. Post-award requirements include the submission of a health and safety plan, a construction schedule, and the provision of performance and labor and materials payment bonds within 14 days of acceptance. Payment is issued within 30 days of receipt of an invoice detailing the work completed.

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Town of Pelham seeks bids for Klager Park limestone trail construction by November 2026.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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2026-PW-30 Klager Park Trail Reconstruction

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AgencyTown of Pelham
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ONLINE SUBMISSION ONLY The Town of Pelham is requesting the contracting services of a qualified Contractor for the purpose of constructing a new 1.8-meter limestone trail in Klager Park as shown on the Contract Drawings.The successful Contractor will be responsible for all traffic control, resident notification within the associated construction limits and notification when access will no be available. Full restoration of all disturbed areas will be required in accordance with current Town of Pelham Standards. The Contractor shall follow all conditions stipulated in the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority Permit.The works are to proceed continuously to the completion and compete all the work within number (40) forty working days. The work is to be completed by November 30, 2026.A Geotechnical Report has not been completed for this assignment. Any excess soil that is to be removed from this project shall be delivered to Hillside Cemetery, located in the Town of Pelham .

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