Y--Fairbanks Hangar Pavement Replacement

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 7, is seeking bids for a pavement renovation project at the Fairbanks aircraft hangar in Alaska. The work involves partial renovation of the asphalt concrete pavement and replacement of base materials on sections of the apron surrounding the hangar. Key tasks include demolition, excavation with sorting and stockpiling of usable materials, removal of unusable materials, placement of structural fills, and paving with asphalt concrete to restore the pavement surface. The project’s construction cost is estimated between $100,000 and $250,000, with bidders required to provide a 20% bid guarantee along with 100% performance and payment bonds. The solicitation was set to be issued around July 20, 2004, with interested parties instructed to submit their requests for the solicitation in writing by fax including company contact information. The contracting office is located within the Department of the Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia.