The following projects are currently advertised for bids. Interested bidders may find general information about each project, as well as printable actual Contract Documents in PDF format. The general information is the same project description provided to Newspapers and by direct mail solicitations. The Contract Documents include the Drawings and the entire Project Manual. Drawings can be printed on any regular or large format printers. The Project Manual includes Proposal Forms, Front End Documents, General and Supplementary Covenants, and Technical specifications. All these are also completely printable.
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This project consists of repairs to an existing beach and earthfill dike, construction of a concrete access roadway and parking area, buried electrical transmission line and incidental work as required by the Plans and/or the DNR Construction Inspector.
This project consists of the addition of fish "fingers" and fish "bars" to limit rough fish access to the slough, new overflow additions to existing structures, wetland restoration of the channel between pools and incidental work as required by the Plans and/or the DNR Construction Inspector.
This project consists of the placement of riprap revetment along portions of the lake shoreline, and incidental work as required by the Plans and/or the DNR Construction Inspector.
This project is more than just a renewable energy pilot. It will give the public hands-on witness to the power of renewable energy. The average state park visitor will get an opportunity to spend a period of time living in a space powered with renewables plus the means for personal exploration about how to make renewables work well. At the same time, measurable energy and cost savings accrue at an important, innovative state facility.
Project consists of construction of a sediment retention dam, Construction of a fishing jetty, rebuilding an existing sediment retention dam, construction of two in-lake silt dams, shoreline armoring, mechanical dredging of the lake bed and incidental works as required by the DNR construction inspector.
EXISTING BRICK VENEER IS IN DISREPAIR AND IS CLOSE TO CATASTROPHIC FAILURE. MULTIPLE MOISTURE ISSUES ARE TO BLAME, THE ROOF IS PONDING WATER, INTERNAL WATER FROM THE HATCHERY AND GROUND WATER FROM THE HIGH WATER TABLE SURROUNDING THE LAKES. ALL OF THESE FACTORS HAVE COME TO CREATE THE CURRENT ISSUES ON THIS BUILDING, WHICH WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1963. THE PAST 50 YEARS HAVE TAKEN ITS TOLL AND THE FACADE AROUND PUBLIC ACCESS AREAS HAVE TO BE REMOVED TO AVOID FUTURE INCIDENTS AND TO REMAIN SAFE AND ATTRACTIVE FOR YEARS TO COME. A RE-ROOF JOB WILL ALSO BE IN THE PRIORITY LIST AS IT WILL AID IN MAINTAINING A DRY BUILDING.
This project consists of the installation of 34 single camp pad electrical hookup pedestals, one 400 amp distribution panel, one 600 amp distribution panel, trenching and electrical wiring at the Volga River Recreation Area South Equestrian Campground, Fayette County, Iowa, as required by the Plans and/or the DNR Construction Inspector.
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES:
Trench, Single Circuit Secondary
3,067 L.F.
No. 12 Solid Tracer Wire
3,067 L.F.
Detectable Warning Tape, 3" Electric
3,067 L.F.
Security light, as specified
2 Each
Single Campsite Outlet Post (Metallic Power Center) 50 Amp
34 Each
No. 1 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type USE
1,119 L.F.
No. 2 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type TWH Or USE
611 L.F.
No. 4 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type TWH Or USE
2,181 L.F.
No. 6 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type TWH Or USE
643 L.F.
No. 1/0 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type USE
810 L.F.
No. 2/0 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type USE
3,666 L.F.
No. 3/0 AWG Single Conductor Cable, Type USE
2,877 L.F.
No. 8/2 With Ground Type UF Cable
241 L.F.
No. 300 MCM Single Conductor Cable, Type USE
1,833 L.F.
Pad Mounted 400 Amp Distribution Panel and Connections
1 Each
Pad Mounted 600 Amp Distribution Panel and Connections
This project consists of construction of compacted earthfill roadways, parking areas, and other related work as required by the Plans and/or the DNR Construction Inspector and as described in the Specifications for Springbrook State Park, in Guthrie County, Iowa.
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES:
Clearing and Grubbing
1.48 Acres
Excavation, Class 10, Roadway and Borrow
2,616 C.Y.
Special Backfill
917 Tons
Subgrade Stabilization Material, Polymer Grid
3,170 S.Y.
Granular Shoulder, Type A
196 Tons
Standard or Slip Form PCC Pavement, Class C, Class 2 Durability, 6"
HENNING SHELTER IS A LANDMARK WITHIN LEDGES STATE PARK AND HAS RECENTLY UNDERGONE A COMPLETE DISMANTLEING, RELOCATION OUT OF THE FLOOD PLAIN. SINCE THIS RELOCATION SOME OF THE WOOD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS HAVE GONE INTO DISREPAIR AND NEED TO BE RESTORED BACK TO THEIR FORMER APPEARANCE AS WELL AS HAVE PREVENTATIVE MEASURES DESIGNED SO THAT THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE. THE LOG EXPOSED RAFTER AND PURLIN TAILS HAVE ROTTED AWAY AND WILL BE CAREFULLY REPLACED. ALSO, THE WOOD COLUMNS SUPPORTING THE WOOD BEAM LINTELS WILL BE TRIMMED AND PLACED ON A CONCRETE CURB TO ALLOW MOISTURE TO PASS BELOW.
AMBROSE A. CALL STATE PARK IS THE ORIGINAL LOCATION OF AMBROSE'S CLAIM IN IOWA. THE CURRENT CABIN IS NOT THE ORIGINAL CALL CABIN BUT ONE OF THE HISTORIC PERIOD AND IS SITED APPROXIMATELY ON THE VERY LOCATION CALL PLACED HIS CABIN. THE CABIN NEEDS MAJOR RESTORATION IN THE FORM OF NEW CHINKING AND DAUBING, THE WOOD NEEDS CLEANING AND SEALING, THE FOUNDATION NEEDS TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED AND THE ROOF NEEDS REPLACEMENT.
Installation of 11 solar lights at four locations. The contractor will need to go through a certified training/testing provided by the Inovous company by CD and online testing to insure the integrity of the warranty.
This project is designed to create wetland elements on the Thu Tract of the Dewey's Pasture Wetland Complex in Palo Alto County. Work under this project includes tree removal, excavations, earthfill (dike construction), tile breaks, tile/pipe installation (multiple sizes), water control structures, a toewall structure, and seeding.
This project is designed to provide an extra 10 feet of paving length to the boat ramp area maneuvering spaces at the Storm Lake State Marina. Work will involve sawcutting and removal of pavement, sub-grade preparation, 6" PCC paving with integral curb, site restoration, and seeding.
Project consists of reshaping & resurfacing parking lots, repairing AC pavement, and repairing erosion area. This work is between the Flats area & North Entrance.
This project is intended to restore all mechanical and plumbing services to the Lewis & Clark Visitor Center. These services were disconnected in preparation for Missouri River flooding this summer. Additional work to insulate all cold water and well field piping inside the building will also be included.
This project is intended to restore all removed electrical components in the Lewis & Clark Visitor Center. These components were disconnected/removed in preparation for Missouri River flooding this summer. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to complete the project as specified.
