Lewis Parklet Wall Repairs

The City of Pittsburgh’s Office of Management and Budget, through the Department of Public Works, is seeking qualified firms to undertake comprehensive repairs and enhancements to the concrete retaining walls surrounding Lewis Parklet at 112 Berwick Street. The project involves structural repairs, installation of new facing on the existing walls, and replacement of the protective fencing attached to these walls. The scope includes detailed technical specifications, construction drawings, and bid procedures, with the goal of restoring and improving the structural integrity and appearance of the retaining walls while ensuring safety and compliance with relevant standards. The project is estimated to cost between $50,000 and $150,000, with key dates including a pre-bid meeting, question submission deadline, and bid submission deadline, culminating in a bid opening scheduled for early December 2025. The project documentation emphasizes adherence to federal wage rates applicable to construction projects in Pennsylvania, referencing the Davis-Bacon Act and related wage determinations, which contractors must comply with during execution. The technical drawings and specifications provide comprehensive guidance on construction methods, materials, site conditions, utility locations, erosion control, and fencing details, ensuring contractors understand the scope and technical requirements. The solicitation aims to select a qualified firm capable of executing the repairs efficiently, with the project designed to enhance the safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal of the Lewis Parklet retaining walls, thereby contributing to the overall maintenance and improvement of public infrastructure in the area.