UM - RETROFIT/REPAIR WAIAWA STREAM BRIDGE
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Navfac Hawaii is seeking a contractor for the retrofit and repair of the Waiawa Stream Bridge in Pearl City, Oahu, which provides essential access to a potable water fresh water pumping station. The project aims to address severe deterioration through a comprehensive scope focusing on structural repairs, safety enhancements, and general maintenance. Key structural tasks include repairing the deck underside and abutments, replacing expansion joints, and replacing corroded bearings. Safety upgrades involve the installation of guardrails on the structure and its approaches, while maintenance efforts will focus on cleaning steel beams and removing debris from the abutments. The project must adhere to updated requirements for seismic loads and increased truck load capacities. Utilizing a Design-Bid-Build procurement method, the selected contractor will be responsible for planning, generating design documentation, and completing necessary EV documentation. This effort is categorized under NAICS code 237310 and is managed by the Department of the Navy.
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