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Notice to Contractors TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 1/23 POSTED: 3/28/13 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ELECTRONICALLY THROUGH THE BID EXPRESS BIDDING SERVICE UNTIL 10:00 AM FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 THEREAFTER, BIDS WILL BE CHECKED IN THE DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT AND POSTED ALONG WITH THE ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE ON THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES: WWW.TRANSPORTATION.KY.GOV AND WWW.BIDX.COM. THE PROJECTS ARE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF : CALL 100 CONTRACT ID 134202 BOURBON COUNTY HSIP 9010 007 : CYNTHIANA ROAD (US 27) (MP 8.730) US 68 EXTENDING NORTH TO KY 1876 (MP 12.580), A DISTANCE OF 3.85 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN WITH ASPHALT SURFACE. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 10.00%. CALL 101 CONTRACT ID 131306 SCOTT COUNTY HPP 0122 (008) : GEORGETOWN NORTHWEST BYPASS FROM US 460 TO KY 32, A DISTANCE OF 2.67 MILES. GRADE, DRAIN & SURFACE WITH BRIDGE. SYP NO. 07-00102.10. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 4.50%. CALL 102 CONTRACT ID 132203 MUHLENBERG COUNTY HSIP 5064 (006) : GREENVILLE ROAD (KY 181) (MP 4.860) FROM 0.343 MILES NORTH OF DUVALL LANE EXTENDING TO TERREBONE LOOP (MP 5.049), A DISTANCE OF 0.19 MILES. GUARDRAIL. SYP NO. 02-00905.00. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 0.00%. CALL 103 CONTRACT ID 132225 BOYD COUNTY HSIP 8073 006 : BELLEFONTE-PRINCESS ROAD (KY 5) (MP 9.198) FROM NEW BUCKLEY ROAD EXTENDING NORTH TO 500 FEET SOUTH OF LAWHORN DRIVE (MP 9.331), A DISTANCE OF 0.13 MILES. GUARDRAIL. SYP NO. 09-00918.00. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 0.00%. CALL 104 CONTRACT ID 132213 LESLIE COUNTY PLH 0804 (011) : HAL ROGERS PARKWAY (HR 9006) (MP 36.658) FROM 1806 FEET WEST OF CHANDLER BRANCH ROAD EXTENDING TO 993 FEET WEST OF KY 118 (MP 44.000), A DISTANCE OF 7.34 MILES. OPERATIONS (MAINTENANCE). SYP NO. 11-00140.20. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 3.00%. TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 2/23 POSTED: 3/28/13 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALL 105 CONTRACT ID 131315 LIVINGSTON COUNTY STP 0601 (171) : PADUCAH-HENDERSON ROAD (US 60) RECONSTRUCT FROM 0.5 MILE SOUTH OF DYER HILL MINE ROAD TO LIVINGSTON CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL, A DISTANCE OF 0.34 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN WITH ASPHALT SURFACE. SYP NO. 01-00184.00. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 2.00%. CALL 106 CONTRACT ID 131018 ADAIR COUNTY STP 5110(004) : LIBERTY ROAD (KY 206) IMPROVE SIGHT DISTANCE ON KY 206 NEAR KY 3491. ASPHALT SURFACE WITH GRADE & DRAIN. SYP NO. 08-08505.00. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 4.60%. CALL 107 CONTRACT ID 131019 JOHNSON COUNTY STPE 3000(954) : DAWKINS LINE TRAILS CONSTRUCTION OF TRAILHEAD NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF GUN CREEK AND KY 7. GRADE & DRAIN. SYP NO. 12-03011.10. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 0.00%. CALL 108 CONTRACT ID 131317 JEFFERSON COUNTY STPM 8724 (022) : TAYLORSVILLE ROAD (KY 155) AT OLD HEADY ROAD CONSTRUCT LEFT TURN LANE ON KY 155 AT OLD HEADY ROAD, 1.6 MILES NORTHWEST OF THE I-265 UNDERPASS IN LOUISVILLE, A DISTANCE OF 0.25 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN WITH ASPHALT SURFACE. SYP NO. 05-00464.00. THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 5.50%. CALL 200 CONTRACT ID 131308 FAYETTE COUNTY 034GR13D013-STPM AND FD04 SPP LEESTOWN ROAD (US 421) & CITATION BOULEVARD THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 4.00%. FAYETTE COUNTY FD04 SPP 034 1082 NEW ROUTE : CITATION BOULEVARD FROM SOUTHERN RAILROAD TO LEESTOWN ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA DRIVE, A DISTANCE OF 2.45 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN AND PAVEMENT ALTERNATES. SYP NO. 07-00226.10. FAYETTE COUNTY STPM 8530 (004) : LEESTOWN ROAD (US 421) WIDEN TO 4 LANES FROM EXISTING 4-LANE NEAR NEW CIRCLE ROAD TO MASTERSON PARK, A DISTANCE OF 1.95 MILES. GRADE & DRAIN AND PAVEMENT ALTERNATES. SYP NO. 07-00223.00. TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 3/23 POSTED: 3/28/13 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALL 201 CONTRACT ID 132223 JOHNSON, LAWRENCE COUNTIES 121GR13P081-HSIP KY 172 AND KY 644 IN VARIOUS COUNTIES THE DBE PARTICIPATION GOAL IS 0.00%. JOHNSON COUNTY HSIP 5235 (001) : WEST LIBERTY-PAINTSVILLE ROAD (KY 172) (MP 9.490) FROM 0.331 MILES EAST OF STONECOAL ROAD EXTENDING EAST TO 265 FEET WEST OF KY 1559 (MP 9.900), A DISTANCE OF 0.41 MILES. GUARDRAIL. SYP NO. 12-00937.00. LAWRENCE COUNTY HSIP 9010 (097) : LOUISA-WALBRIDGE ROAD (KY 644) (MP 0.933) FROM 0.237 MILES EAST OF BEECH GROVE LANE EXTENDING EAST TO 0.272 MILES WEST OF WALBRIDGE ROAD (MP 1.313), A DISTANCE OF 0.38 MILES. GUARDRAIL. SYP NO. 12-00938.00. NOTE: MINIMUM WAGE RATES FOR THESE FORGOING PROJECTS HAVE BEEN PREDETERMINED BY THE SECRETARY OF LABOR AND ARE SET FORTH IN THE PROPOSALS. THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS HEREBY NOTIFIES ALL BIDDERS THAT IT WILL AFFIRMATIVELY INSURE THAT IN ANY CONTRACT ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO THIS ADVERTISEMENT DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES WILL BE AFFORDED FULL OPPORTUNITY TO SUBMIT BIDS IN RESPONSE TO THIS INVITATION, AND WILL NOT BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST ON THE GROUND OF RACE, COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN ON CONSIDERATION FOR AN AWARD. THE SPECIAL PROVISIONS OF HIGHWAY PROJECTS FINANCED WITH FEDERAL HIGHWAY FUNDS APPLIES TO FEDERAL AID PROJECTS. THESE FORGOING PROJECTS CONTAIN A PERCENT THAT IS DESIGNATED FOR DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTER- PRISES (MINORITY OWNED AND WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES). SEE PROPOSAL FOR DETAILS. CALL 300 CONTRACT ID 132980 BALLARD COUNTY FE02 004 0051 B00021N : CAIRO BRIDGE US 51 OVER OHIO RIVER. BRIDGE REPAIRS EXPANSION JOINTS. * A PRE-BID MEETING WILL BE HELD ON APRIL 9, 2013 10:30 A.M. PREVAILING TIME, AT THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DISTRICT OFFICE 1, 5501 KENTUCKY DAM ROAD, PADUCAH, KY 42003. * ANY COMPANY THAT IS INTERESTED IN BIDDING ON THE SUBJECT PROJECT OR BEING PART OF A JOINT VENTURE MUST BE REPRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE BY AT LEAST ONE PERSON OF SUFFICIENT AUTHORITY TO BIND THE COMPANY. * NO INDIVIDUAL CAN REPRESENT MORE THAN ONE COMPANY. AT THE MEETING, A ROSTER WILL BE TAKEN OF THE REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT. ONLY COMPANIES REPRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE (BOTH AT THE DISTRICT 1 OFFICE AND AT THE BRIDGE) WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO HAVE THEIR BIDS OPENED AT THE DATE OF LETTING. TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 4/23 POSTED: 3/28/13 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALL 301 CONTRACT ID 132227 FAYETTE COUNTY FE01 034 0025 007-008 : OLD RICHMOND ROAD (US 25) (MP 7.285) FROM DRY STONE CULVERT EXTENDING 150 FEET FROM BEGINNING (MP 7.313), A DISTANCE OF 0.03 MILES. OPERATIONS (MAINTENANCE). CALL 302 CONTRACT ID 132211 JEFFERSON COUNTY FE01 056 0841 004-010 : GENE SNYDER FREEWAY (KY 841) (MP 4.128) FROM 0.179 MILES WEST OF GREYLING ROAD BRIDGE EXTENDING EAST TO 0.618 MILES WEST OF I-65 OVERPASS (MP 9.605), A DISTANCE OF 5.48 MILES. JPC PAVEMENT REPAIRS. CALL 303 CONTRACT ID 132210 JOHNSON COUNTY FE01 058 0321 004-007 : PAINTSVILLE-PRESTONSBURG ROAD (KY 321) (MP 4.024) FROM 0.297 MILES SOUTH OF KY 1428 LOOP EXTENDING NORTH TO 105 FEET NORTH OF LINCOLN AVENUE (MP 6.685), A DISTANCE OF 2.66 MILES. GUARDRAIL. CALL 304 CONTRACT ID 132219 LAWRENCE COUNTY FE01 064 0003 000-001 : INEZ-LOUISA ROAD (KY 3) (MP 0.500) FROM APPROXIMATELY 0.500 MILES WEST OF THE COUNTY LINE EXTENDING WEST TO APPROXIMATELY 0.540 MILES FROM THE COUNTY LINE (MP 0.540), A DISTANCE OF 0.04 MILES. CULVERT REPLACEMENT. CALL 305 CONTRACT ID 131320 CARTER COUNTY FD04 SPP 022 0064 154-167 : LEXINGTON-CATLETTSBURG ROAD (I-64) MILL AND THIN ASPHALT OVERLAY ON I-64 FROM MILEPOINT 154.260 TO MILEPOINT 166.217, A DISTANCE OF 11.98 MILES. ASPHALT PAVEMENT & ROADWAY REHAB. SYP NO. 09-02025.00. CALL 306 CONTRACT ID 131321 CHRISTIAN COUNTY FD04 SPP 024 0068 005-006 : US 68 BYPASS CONSTRUCT LEFT TURN LANE ON US 68 BYPASS INTO THE EAGLE COVE SUBDIVISION AT MP 5.93 IN HOPKINSVILLE. ASPHALT SURFACE WITH GRADE & DRAIN. SYP NO. 02-04502.00. TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 5/23 POSTED: 3/28/13 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALL 307 CONTRACT ID 131017 LINCOLN COUNTY FD04 SPP 069 0127 009-011 : HUSTONVILLE ROAD (US 127) CONSTRUCT LEFT AND RIGHT TURN LANES ON US 127 AT CR-1396 AND CROSS STREET ASPHALT SURFACE WITH GRADE & DRAIN. SYP NO. 08-08709.00. CALL 308 CONTRACT ID 132145 BALLARD COUNTY FD05 004 0286 006-015 : WICKLIFFE ROAD (KY 286) (MP 6.387) FROM 0.69 MILES EAST OF DEERFIELD ROAD EXTENDING EAST TO MCCRACKEN COUNTY LINE (MP 14.343), A DISTANCE OF 7.96 MILES. ASPHALT RESURFACING. CALL 309 CONTRACT ID 132221 BOONE COUNTY FD05 008 0018 014-016 : BURLINGTON PIKE (KY 18) (MP 14.018) FROM 42 FEET WEST OF BOONE AIRE ROAD EXTENDING EAST TO 206 FEET EAST OF COMMERCE DRIVE (MP 15.256), A DISTANCE OF 1.24 MILES. ASPHALT RESURFACING. CALL 310 CONTRACT ID 132222 BOONE COUNTY FD05 008 0042 013-015 : WARSAW ROAD (US 42) (MP 13.826) FROM 322 FEET WEST OF I-75 RAMPS EXTENDING EAST TO 110 FEET EAST OF EWING BOULEVARD (MP 14.500), A DISTANCE OF 0.67 MILES. ASPHALT RESURFACING. CALL 311 CONTRACT ID 132051 BOYD COUNTY FD05 010 0003 000-008 : CANNONSBURG-LOUISA ROAD (KY 3) (MP 0.000) FROM LAWRENCE COUNTY EXTENDING NORTH TO KY 180 (MP 7.802), A DISTANCE OF 7.80 MILES.
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