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Louisville Zoo KY Trails Phase 2 - External Bid Advertisement

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The Louisville Zoo KY Trails Phase 2 project, managed by the City of Louisville, involves the construction of structural and infrastructure components at the Louisville Zoo in Kentucky. The scope of work includes the installation of shotcrete, plumbing and electrical systems, structural steel foundations, concrete pavements, and manufacturer-provided caging systems. Key technical requirements include the use of fiber-cement siding tested to ASTM C1186 and the adherence to various industry standards, including ACI 318, PCI MNL 116, and AWS welding codes. Contractors must provide shop drawings based on field measurements and participate in a prefabrication meeting with the project manager and structural engineer. Bids are due by November 10, 2026, at 2 PM and must be emailed or hand-delivered to Eddie Gilmore and Ryan Taylor at JLL; proposals submitted through Bonfire will not be accepted. A prebid meeting is scheduled for October 29 at 2 PM. Quality control is emphasized through the use of mock-ups for aesthetic and fabrication standards, with the Owner and Architect providing final acceptance. Materials must be stored on elevated platforms under cover and delivered in original, unopened containers with accompanying Safety Data Sheets. Contractors are also required to hold ISO certifications and comply with specific insurance and safety regulations.

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Construction of structural and infrastructure components for the Louisville Zoo KY Trails project.

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AgencyKentucky → City Of Louisville
Contacts2 people available
OfficeKY, USA
Organization / AgencyKentucky → City Of Louisville
Office AddressKY, USA

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Louisville Zoo KY Trails Phase 2 - External Bid Advertisement
NO PROPOSALS TO BE SUBMITTED THROUGH BONFIRE
Note the Below:
The bid date is 11/10/26 at 2PM. Prebid is 10/29 at 2PM. All bids shall be emailed or hand delivered at 7316 New La Grange Rd, Louisville, KY 40222 to Eddie Gilmore, contact@example.gov & Ryan Taylor, contact@example.gov
Link to All Bid Documents and Plans: https://securecc.smartinsight.co/#/PublicBidProject/876898

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