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RFB-785-2700000158-2 | RFB-89-27 23085AMLBAML, PIKE COUNTY

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Solicitation RFB 785 2700000158 is a request for general construction services issued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Energy and Environment Cabinet, specifically the Division of Abandoned Mine Lands. The project is located in Pike County at 3830 Abner Mountain Road and focuses on stabilizing unstable areas and closing mine portals. Key scope requirements include the construction of two 10-foot high reinforced concrete walls to protect residential properties, the installation of a rock toe buttress below a shed, and the closure of three mine portals using a mix of wildlife and non-wildlife closures. Additionally, the contractor must install a comprehensive drainage system consisting of subdrains, culverts, drop boxes, headwalls, and various types of ditches. The project involves a total site disturbance of 3.8 acres and an offsite waste area of 1.7 acres, with approximately 0.3 acres of tree removal required for access and drainage installation. Bids must be submitted exclusively online via the eProcurement system by October 27, 2026, at 1:30 PM. Applicants are required to enter $0.00 for the contract amount in the electronic system and instead provide the actual bid price on an Official Bid Document, which must be uploaded as a single combined PDF along with any required bid bonds. All vendors must be registered in the VSS system to participate.

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Kentucky construction contract for mine portal closures and stabilization in Pike County.

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AgencyKentucky → Energy & Environment Cabinet
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