Public Jobs

Repair of sidewalks at 50 locations throughout the City with tree maintenance work as needed.

The work done under these specifications is for the implementation of a nine-block bicycle boulevard pilot project and includes but is not limited to traffic control, curb paint, pavement delineation, pavement markings, signage, and traffic barrier installation.

The project consists, generally, of intersection safety improvements at the project locations, including but not limited to traffic signal, striping, and curb ramp improvements, including but not limited to installation of new signal poles, signals, controller cabinets and pedestals, pedestrian push buttons, touchless countdown pedestrian heads, vehicle detection GPS based emergency vehicle preemption system, and vehicle detection cameras.

The work to be done under these specifications includes but is not limited to: traffic control, environmental protections, clearing and grubbing, restore City survey monuments, adjustment of valve boxes and utility boxes, manhole frames, and covers, protection and potholing of underground utility services (e.g. gas, water sewer, storm), concrete curbs and gutters, sidewalk, curb ramps, valley gutters, cold milling asphalt pavement, wedge grinding asphalt pavement, removal and disposal of pavement surface and base, subgrade preparation, proof rolling including over-excavation, roadway base grading and compaction, hot mix asphalt paving, curb paint, pavement markings, striping, and markers as specified. Roadway work includes 2,484 square yards of pavement reconstruction and 216 square yards of pavement milling and overlay along Washington Avenue and its cross streets.

The proposed project will rehabilitate sewers located beneath unimproved areas, sidewalks and in roadways in various locations in the City of Albany. In general, the work to be done under this contract consists of installing approximately 5,367 feet of 8" HDPE and PVC sewer mains using pipe bursting and open trench methods. The project will also involve the installation of new lower laterals for the replaced sewer lines, and installation of new manhole structures, rehabilitation of existing manhole structures and restoration of all private and public improvements and landscaping in the City of Albany, including all labor, equipment and materials, together with traffic control.

The proposed project will rehabilitate sewers located beneath unimproved areas, sidewalks and in roadways in UPRR/USDA CIPP Lining in the City of Albany. In general, the work to be done under this contract consists of installing approximately 1,128 feet of 18" and 24" sewer mains using CIPP lining methods. The project will also involve the rehabilitation of existing manhole structures and restoration of all private and public improvements and landscaping in the City of Albany, including all labor, equipment and materials, together with traffic control.

The proposed project will construct a sewer located in a roadway at one (1) location. In general, the work to be done under this contract consists of installing approximately 201 feet of 15'' PVC sewer main using open trench methods. The project will also involve the installation of a new manhole structure, rehabilitation of a manhole structure, connection to existing manhole structures, abandonment of sewer facilities and restoration of all private and public improvements and landscaping in the City of Albany, including all labor, equipment and materials, together with traffic control.

The work to be done in general consists of mobilization, traffic control, water pollution control program, potholing, hot mix asphalt (HMA), cold planing, pulverization and grading, quicklime/cement soil treatment, removal and replacemnet of concrete curb gutter, sidewalk and curb ramps, lowering and adjusting utility covers to finish grade, removal and replacement of striping and pavement markings, and all other work shown on the Plans and a specified in these Special Provisions.

Demolition and re-construction of forty-eight (48) curb ramps to bring to current ADA standards.

Repair of sidewalks at forty-eight (48) locations throughout the City with tree maintenance work where necessary.