Russell Campus Building & Fire Prevention Covered Parking

Clark County has issued a solicitation for bids from qualified firms or individuals to undertake the construction of a three-phased covered parking structure at the Russell Campus, located at 4701 W. Russell Rd., Las Vegas, Nevada. The project, titled Russell Campus Building & Fire Prevention Covered Parking, involves the development of a new covered parking area designed to expand existing employee parking facilities through three distinct phases. Each phase encompasses the construction of metal deck-covered parking spaces, with future provisions for installing solar panels to replace the metal decking, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency. Phase I will cover over 29,300 square feet with 151 regular, 4 accessible, and 10 motorcycle parking spaces; Phase II will add approximately 40,894 square feet with 169 regular and 2 accessible spaces; and Phase III will cover about 30,752 square feet with 132 regular spaces. The scope includes all necessary site preparation, such as tree removal, hydro excavation to protect utilities, saw cutting, asphalt removal, and the installation of cast-in-place concrete caisson footings, along with lighting under the new structure. The bidding process is managed via Webex, with the bid opening scheduled for January 30, 2024. Interested parties are encouraged to participate in a pre-bid conference and site walk, with details available on the Activities Tab. The contract emphasizes comprehensive construction requirements outlined in the Project Drawings and Specifications, including administrative and technical work as specified in Division 01 General Requirements and other divisions. The project aims to enhance parking capacity and safety at the campus while integrating sustainable design features. The primary contact for inquiries is Geraldine Cruz, reachable by email or phone, and additional project details are accessible through the provided online link. The contract is associated with NAICS code 335999, indicating its classification within miscellaneous electrical and electronic component manufacturing, aligning with the future installation of solar panels.