Invitations For Bids For The Week Of July 11 - 15, 2016 fyi: City of Austin Bid Notices Are Posted On The City of Austin Purchasing Office

~ Website: http://www.austintexas.gov/department/purchasing ~

Every Week Construction Contractors, Subcontractors & Suppliers Will Receive — Notices About City Construction Projects — News About Other Upcoming Projects & Events — Information About Bid Results & Awards (when available) — Plus Free Use Of The Plans & Computer Center

CITY OF AUSTIN BIDDING ON CITY OF AUSTIN SOLICITATIONS? BIDDERS MUST ATTEND MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCES AND ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND ANY NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCES TO ENSUSRE THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF OWNER’S BIDDING AND CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS, PARTICULARY MBE/WBE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. IF THE PRE-BID CONFERENCE IS MANADATORY THE BIDDER MUST ARRIVE AND SIGN-IN WITHIN FIFTEEN 15) MINUTES OF THE SCHEDULED START TIME OF THE MEETING. OTHERWISE THE BIDDER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SUBMIT A BID FOR THE PROJECT. The City of Austin Online Vendor Registration and Solicitation Advertising website has changed. On October 1, 2011, the City installed the Vendor Connection, a replacement for the existing registration and solicitation advertising websites. This new site may be accessed at http://www.austintexas.gov/financeonline/finance/index.cfm and select Vendor Connection. Solicitation details and document packages are available at this website. Bidders / Proposers are required to document efforts to solicit MBE/WBE or DBEs in the Compliance Plan. The Goals for each project and the instructions and forms for the Compliance Plan are included in the MBE/WBE or DBE Program Packet included in the solicitation. For construction contracts, the MBE/WBE or DBE Program Packet is a separately bound volume of the Project Manual.

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Project Name: LOWER BUTTERMILK CREEK BANK STABILIZATION Solicitation No.: CLMC591 Estimated Value: $890,895.00 Scope of Work: Stream bank stabilization for approximately 600 LF to protect a threat- ened multi-family structure/building MANDATORY Vendor Conf: June 21, 2016 at 1:00 am, OTC, 505 Barton Springs Rd., 11th Floor, Cavern Conf. Room, Austin, TX 78704 Offers Due: July 14, 2016 prior to 9:00 am For Info: Dario Octaviano (512) 974-7607 MBE/WBE Goals: African-American 1.45% Hispanic 4.46% Native/Asian American 0.41% WBE 0.78%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Gates, Fence, Metal Pipe, Concrete, Reinforced Sand, Concrete Top Soil And Fill Dirt (For Mulch See Class 335) Site Work Contractor, General, Construction Cofferdams, Construction Of Piles, Precast, Precast Prestressed Concrete Hydromulching Services Planks, Precast Prestressed Concrete Erosion Control Services Riprap, Stone. Shall Be Stone Quarried From Undist Hauling Services Traffic Control Device Placement And Removal Service Tree/Shrub Removal Services Landscaping (Inclu Design, Fertilizing, Planting Landscaping Tree/Plant Protec

POTENTIAL PRIME BIDDERS Thyssen-Laughlin, Inc., Ron Grier, 512-243-3800

MAC, Inc., Theresa Fox, 512-326-3920 McLean Construction, LTD, Hector Gasca, 512-250-8310

Santa Clara Construction, Zach Forth, 512-845-6411 Austin Filter Systems, Dan Parker, 512-331-6673 Ext. 889

Facilities Rehabilitation, Inc., Julian Ramirez, 512-352-6035 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc., Lonny Rodriguez, 512-548-0259

Jay-Reese Contractors Phil Stepp, 512-829-5360 Smith Contracting Co., Inc., Ragan Hecox, 512-927-6658

CVI, Karl Daniels, 512-927-6658 DeNucci Constructors, LLC, Nancy Costa, 512-335-0600

Project Name: INDIAN HILLS 48-INCH WATER LINE EXT N0.1 PHASE 1B & 1C - CRC Solicitation No.: CLMC596 Estimated Value: $3,177,003.00 Scope of Services: Approximately 4,600 feet of 48-inch ductile iron water transmission main of which approximately 225 feet of 66-inch jack and bore. Project is along Decker Lake Rd between Blue Bluff Rd and State Highway 130. MANDATORY Vendor Conf: July 7, 2016 at 2:30 pm, Waller Creek Center, 625 E. 10th St., Conference Room 104, Austin, TX 78701 Offers Due: July 28, 2016 prior to 9:00 am For Info: Colleen Kirk (512) 972-0266 MBE/WBE Goals: African American 5.29% Hispanic 3.56% Native/Asian American 1.41% WBE .44%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Fuel Oil, Diesel Barricades/Traffic/Portable Pipe, Fiberglass Pipe, Ductile Iron, Centrifugally Pipe, PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Crushed Stone Sand and Gravel Shoring/Reinforcement Services Stabilized Base Excavation/Borrow/ Consist Excva Sidewalk w/Ramps for Handicapped Con, Water System Paving/Resurfacing/Street Photography, Construction Boring, Road Crossing Hauling Services Pavement Marking Services Traffic Control Device Toilets/Portable/Rental/Lease Erosion Control Services Hydro mulching Svcs

UPCOMING CITY OF AUSTIN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Project Name: AUSTIN ENERGY'S COOLING PLANT DOMAIN COOLING TOWER IMPV Solicitation No.: CLMC607 Estimated Value: $1,879,738.00 Scope of Work: Replace existing cooling towers, condenser water pumps, and underground piping with new, high-efficiency, low-maintenance cooling towers, including high-efficiency con-denser pumps and associated switchgear, tower fans on variable frequency drives, and new condenser water piping. MANDATORY Vendor Conf.: July 6, 2016 at 1:30 pm, 2526 Kramer Lane, Bldg E-200 Offers Due: July 28, 2016 prior to 9:30 am For Info: John Routh 512-505-7820 MBE/WBE GOALS: African American 1.25% Hispanic 2.05% Native/Asian American 1.00% WBE 2.21%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Cooling Towers: Forced Air/Gravity/Etc. Louver And Screen, Ventilator, Steel Construction, Power Plant Demolition Services Excavation Services Back Fill, Trench.(Furnish, Transport Fine Aggregate) Construction, Pipeline Pavement, Portland Cement Concrete. This Work Shall Concrete Electrical, Industrial (Warehouse, Utility Plants) Masonry Metal Work Painting Roofing Structural And Reinforcement Steel Pier Drilling Hauling Services Conduit, Galvanized Steel Erosion Control Services Building Construction Services, New (Incl. Maintenance and Repair Services)

Project Name: DEMOLISH BUILDINGS AND FENCE Rebid Solicitation No.: CLMC582A Estimated Value: $118,017 Scope of Work: (The Work consists of, but is not limited to): Above-grade demolition of two one-story airport buildings approximately 9,200 square feet combined. Modification of a security fence is also included in the scope. All work shall be completed in 80 calendar days. There is a Bid Alternate to install solar power to an existing broadcast antenna. Pre-Bid Meeting: July 21, 2016 7/21/2016 at 1:00 pm, 2716 Spirit of Texas Dr. Room 174 Offers Due: August 4, 2016 prior to10:00 am MBE/WBE Goals: African American 1.40 Hispanic 2.39 Asian/Native American 0.08 WBE 0.96

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Portable Toilets Fencing, Chain Link (Including Fabric, Gates, Pane Grass Seed Site Work Garbage/Trash Removal And Disposal Demolition Services Electrical Hauling Services Dust Control Watering Garbage/Refuse Equipment (Dumpsters, Etc.) Rental Toilets, Portable, Rental Or Lease Fence Installation And Repair

Project Name: TRAFFIC SIGNAL & PHB INSTALLATION IDIQ 2016 Solicitation No.: IFB 6100 CLMC593 Estimated Value: $450,000 Scope of Work: Construct traffic signals and PHBs For info: Renee Orr, 512-974-5607 MANDATORY Vendor Conf: July 25, 2016 at 1:30 pm.,1501 Toomey Road, Conf, Rm., Austin Offers Due: August 4, 2016 prior to 11:00 am MBE/WBE Goals: African American 1.59% Hispanic 2.89% Native/Asian 0.72% WBE 1.40%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Cable, Traffic Signal Contactors, Signal Railings, Metal Sidewalk, Portland Cement Concrete Construction, Street (Major/Res) Curb/Gutters, Removal Of Exist. Manholes, Constru Concrete Elec, Highway, Heavy/Utilities Pier Drilling Utility Locator Svc (Underground) Trench/Back Fill For Traffic Signal Assemblies Traffic Control Equipment/Accessories

CENTRAL PURCHASING ADVERTISEMENTS Solicitations will be issued, and sealed bids or proposals may be received at the Purchasing Office, Municipal Building, 124 W. 8th St., 3rd floor, Room 308/310, telephone number (512) 974-2500, Austin, TX until the dates and times specified in the solicitation documents for the following items:

AVIATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING SERVICES Solicitation No.: RFP 5600 PAX0136 Offers Due: 7/14/16 MBE/WBE Goals African American 4.23% Hispanic 2.21% Native American /Asian 1.84% WBE 2.08%

AGGREGATE MATERIALS - SAND & GRAVEL Solicitation No.: IFB 2200 EAD0253 Offers Due: 7/12/16 Goal: M/WBE 1.37%

Local Plan Room Sites To View & Check-out Plans & Specifications

City of Austin Construction & Technology Center 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Suite 2103, Austin, TX 78721 website: www.austintexas,gov/smbr 512-974-7799

Austin Area Black Contractors Association (ABCA) 6448 Highway 290 East, Suite E-107, Austin, Texas 78723 website: www.abcatx.com 512-467-6894

Asian Contractor Association (ACA) 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Suite 2104, Austin, Texas 78721 website: www.asiancontractor@gmail.com 512-926-5400

Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America, Building Branch 609 South Lamar Blvd., Austin, Texas 78704 website: www.agcaustin.org 512-442-7887

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) 3006 Longhorn Blvd., Suite 104, Austin, Texas 78758 website: www.abccentraltexas.org 512-719-5263

United Hispanic Contractors Association de Austin (USHCA) 9205 Dean Keeton St., Austin, Texas 78705 website: www.uscha-austin.com 512-922-0507 (cell)

Keep Your MBE/WBE/DBE Certifications Current with the City of Austin Small & Minority Business Resources

Department (SMBR) Certification Division

for more information call 512-974-7645

OUTREACH & RECRUITING AUSTIN AREA BLACK CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES PROGRAM

The Austin Area Black Contractors Association, (ABCA) is currently recruiting African Ameri-can Contractors who are City of Austin Certified Minority Construction Contractors in need of services and assistance to help grow their businesses in the construction industry. The follow-ing is a list of services and assistance are offered to the user at no cost:

” Construction Management and Administration • Provide a plans room to view & check-out plans & specs • Assist with reading & interpreting plans & specs • Advise on Cost Estimating Techniques • Advise on bid packaging requirements & documents • Disseminate Bid Tabulations

” Business Law and Contracts • Review & advise on contracts & agreements • Advise on filing liens, bond claims & change orders

” Marketing • Develop Company Profile Resumes • Assist with networking, pre bid conferences & referrals • Provide guidelines for user friendly marketing plans • Publish and disseminate weekly, Bid Briefs announcing upcoming construction bid opportunities

” Provide Interactive Group Training Sessions

” Provide One-On-One Technical Assistance

DUE TO LIMITED FUNDS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SUCH AS, COST ESTIMATING TECHNIQUES AND ADVICE ON CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED ON AN INDIVIDUAL BA-SIS; AND ON FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS. If you have any questions regarding the program’s services and enrollment process, please contact:

Carol S. Hadnot, Program Manager / Consultant Phone: 512-467-6894 ofc | E-mail: brc-pro@att.net

ABCA Website: abcatx.com

The Austin Area Black Contractors Association is reaching out to all

African American Construction Contractors located in a five county areas of Travis, Hays, Williamson, Bastrop and Caldwell

Bid InvitationBid Invitation PROJECT: Aggregate Materials - Sand & Gravel SOLICITATION NUMBER: IFB 2200 EAD0253 OWNER: City of Austin BID DUE DATE AND TIME: 2:00 PM on July 12, 2016

SCOPE OF WORK: This work consists of purchasing gem sand and washed gravel aggregate to be used for City of Austin projects at vari-ous locations and worksites to be delivered to City specified sites within the City of Austin and City of Austin ETJ.

COMMODITIES: 96239 – Hauling Services 75077 – Sand and Gravel

More information regarding the scope of work for this project can be obtained by visiting the following website: https://www.ci.austin.tx.us/financeonline/vendor_connection/index.cfm

Lewis Clark Trucking, LLC is soliciting bids from all qualified subcontractors and vendors for this project. City of Austin certified MBE/WBE subcontractors and vendors are especially encouraged to submit bids.

Contact our office for detailed information on the scopes of services to be sub-contracted and the relevant terms and conditions of the contract.

NOTE: All subcontractor bids are due via fax (512) 520-4277 or email citytrans-portersinc@gmail.com by 3:00 PM on July 11, 2016.

CONTACT: Duane Clark Lewis Clark Trucking, LLC 14815 Avery Ranch Blvd, Unit 2302 Email: citytransportersinc@gmail.com Fax: (512) 520-4277 Phone: (313) 402-4398

SUBCONTRACTOR RESPONSE DUE BY: 3:00 PM, MONDAY, JULY 11, 2016

Mac, Inc. is soliciting Subcontractors and /or Suppliers for the following project:

Name of project: LOWER BUTTERMILK CREEK BANK STABILIZATION Solicitation No: CIP ID# 5848.064 CLMC591 Bid Date: 9:00 AM, Thursday, July 14, 2016 Bids Due: 5:00 PM, Wednesday, July 13, 2016 (to — MAC)

Plans are available at the Austin area plan rooms, One Texas Center, Suite 1045A, 505 Barton Springs Rd. Austin, Texas 78704, SMBR’S plan room at 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., or viewed in our office. Make sure you check the COA web site for any ADDENDA: https://www.austintexas.gov/department/capital-contracting

Scope of Work: The work consists of furnishing all tools, labor, materials, equipment and miscel-laneous items necessary for the complete construction of approximately 280 feet of creek bank stabilization including drilled concrete encased structural steel soldier piles with precast concrete retaining wall lagging panels; limestone block facing in front of the retaining wall; mechanically stabilized earth slopes; lime-stone block toe protection; channel excavation; storm drain; and riparian land-scape restoration.

Please check for additional scopes of work on this project

Contact Brad Bechtol at 512-326-3920 for detailed information on the scopes of work being subcontracted and the relevant terms and conditions of the contract. Fax your bids to 512-326-3120.

Chain link fencing/fence installation & repair

Concrete pipe

Fuel, diesel Portable Toilets

Signs: Construction Project ID Sod/hydro mulching

Erosion control Landscaping/tree & shrub removal

Ready Mix Concrete Riprap & crushed stone

Construction Photography Traffic control

Precast piles Top soil and fill dirt

Limestone blocks Hauling Services, Trucking

PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES Opening Solicitation No. Description Buyer 7/11/16 1606-006-RF Residential Plumbing Services Rachel Fishback 10:00 AM 6/28/16 10:00 AM An Optional Pre-Bid Conference (512) 854-9853 will be held at the Travis County Purchasing Office, 700 Lavaca, Ste. 800, Conference Room, Austin, Texas 78701 7/21/16 B1604-004-LP Big Sandy Drive Drainage Lee Perry 2:00 PM Improvements (512) 854-9724 7/6/16 10:00 AM An Optional Pre-Bid Conference will be held at the Travis County Purchasing Office, 700 Lavaca, Ste. 800, Conference Room, Austin, Texas 78701

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL: BEG 1st and 2nd Floor Restroom Renovations

PROJECT SUMMARY: Restrooms Renovations for ADA Corrections SCOPE OF WORK: Selective demolition, construction of new partitions, acoustic and GWB ceilings, painting partitions & door frames, new flush wood doors, hollow metal frames and hardware, rough carpentry, new flooring / wall base, new signage, HVAC Revisions including Ductwork, Insulation and Testing and Balancing, Plumbing revisions, Electrical Revi-sions, New Lighting & Lighting Controls, New Fire Alarm devices, Dump-ster Supply and Haul, Toilet accessories and partitions, Daily and Final Cleaning.

DRAWINGS: Electronic Files available from Alpha Building Corporation upon request.

BID DATE: 07/11/16 by Close of Business

Note: Travis County and the Lower Colorado River Authority accepts MBE/WBE Certifica-tions from the City of Austin and HUB Certifi-cation from the Texas State Comptroller of Public Accounts State-wide HUB Program. Capital Metropolitan Transportation Author-ity accepts DBE Certifi-cation from the City of Austin Small and Minor-ity Business Resources Department.

2016 — Get MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB CERTIFIED! MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB Certifications do not guarantee your company a contract from the city, county, state, federal governments or the pri-vate sector. You still have to market your company to each individual entity you desire to do business with. To help you market your com-pany to these entities, contact the following certifying agencies and get on their bidder’s list for construction and construction related op-portunities: City of Austin MBE/WBE/DBE Certification Small & Minority Business Resources Dept. 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Austin, Texas 78721 Contact: Elton Price, Manager, Certification Division 512-974-7645

South Central Texas Regional Certification Agency 301 South Frio, Suite 310, San Antonio, TX Contact: 210-227-4722

-State of Texas - Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Statewide HUB Program HUB Certification 1711 San Jacinto Blvd., Austin, TX Contact: 512-475-2414

Other Certifying Agencies that serves the State of Texas North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency 624 Six Flags Drive, Suite 216, Arlington, TX Contact: 817-640-0606 TXDot (Texas Department of Transportation) Diversity & Economic Opportunity Office 125 East 11th Street, Austin, TX 78701 Contact: 512-486-5501

Source: City of Austin Public Works Department

City of Austin Pencil Bid Tabulations

CITY-WIDE TRFFIC SIGNAL MODIFICATIONS AND UPGRADES-BICYCLE

Solicitation No.CLMC589 | Bid Opening July 7, 2016 Estimated Value: $ 250,000.00

Bidder Bid Amount Siemens ITS $ 297,679.00

ABIA STORMWATER MAINTENANCE PROJECTS Solicitation No.CLMC603 | Bid Opening July 7, 2016

Estimated Value: $581,950.00 Bidder Base Bid Plus Allowances Bid Amount Santa Clara Construction, Ltd. $829,578.00 $ 978,171.00 Muniz Concrete and Contracting $711,413.00 $1,041,573.09

OAKWOOD CEMETERY CHAPEL REHABILITTION Solicitation No.CLMC604 | Bid Opening June 23, 2016

Estimated Value: $ 925,000.00 Bidder Bid Amount Southwest Corporation $1,213,474.00 Phoenix Restoration and Construction $1,196,000.00 JC Stoddard construction Company $1,130,000.00 Gadberry Construction $1,077,250.00

AUSTIN CONVENTION CENTER PARKING GARAGE REPAIRS Solicitation No.CLMC588 | Bid Opening June 16, 2016

Estimated Value: $,856,500.00 Bidder Bid Amount Structural Technologies $1,450,000.00 American Restoration, Inc. $1,725,385.00 Thyssen-Laughlin, Inc. $1,456,300.00 Restek, Inc. $1,695,000.00 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc. $1,531,427.37

UPPER LEVEL EMBANKMENT INSPECTIONS & REPAIRS Solicitation No. CLMC592 | Bid Opening June 9, 2016

Estimated Value: $2,295,171.00 Bidder Bid Amount Thyssen-Laughlin, Inc. $3,716,685.00 MAC, Inc. $4,957.855.00 Austin Filter Systems, Inc. $3,198,431.00 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc. $3,368,663.50

DAVIS WATER TREATMENT PLANT TREATED WATER DISCHARGE SYSTEM

Solicitation No. CLMC585 | Bid Opening May 26, 2016 Estimated Value: $31,402,558.00

Bidder Bid Amount Jay-Reese Contractors, Inc. $29,841,000.00 T. Morales Company Electric & Controls, LTD $25,080,000.00 Cymi Industrial $31,647,000.00

WATERS PARK RELIEF MAIN/SOUTHERN PORTION- NORTHERN WALNUT CREEK TRAIL PHASE 1A

Solicitation No. CLMC577 | Bid Opening May 26, 2016 Estimated Value: $6,723,350.00

Bidder Bid Amount Prota Construction, Inc. & Prota, Inc. JV $ 5,992,847.00 DeNucci Constructors, LLC $ 5,829,067.00 Aaron Concrete Contractors, LP $ 6,433,284.50 MA Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $ 5,185,725.00 Thyssen-Laughlin, Inc. $ 6,208,758.00 Spiess Construction., Inc. $ 7,383,102.00 Santa Clara Construction, Ltd. $ 5,841,045.00 Central Road and Utility, Ltd. $ 7,180,246.36

JUSTIN LANE,BURNET TO LAMAR ST. RECONSTRUCTION & UTILITY ADJUSTMENTS

Solicitation No. CLMC574 | Bid Opening May 19, 2016 Estimated Value: $6,283,172.00

Bidder Bid Amount Facilities Rehabilitation , Inc. $4,891,005.00 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc. $6,342,864.81 M.A. Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $5,626,195.75 Denucci Constructors, LLC $5,227,905.00 Central Road & Utility, LTD $6,342,636.50 Austin Underground, Inc. $5,497,967.50 Santa Clara Construction, LTD $6,122,705.00

LONG LINE STRIPING IDIQ REBID Solicitation No. CLMC561A | Bid Opening May 19, 2016

Estimated Value: $1,065,000.00 Bidder Bid Amount DIJ Construction, Inc. $1,585,700.00 TRP Construction Group, LLC $ 935,550.00

Source: City of Austin, Capital Contracting Office

Proposed Construction Projects Bidding between 06-01-2016 and 05-31-2017

First Advertise-ment Date

Sub Project Name Construction

Cost Estimate

Jun-16 2nd and 5th Streets Garage Restriping (JOC) 260,000 Jun-16 Ricky Guerrero Pocket Park - General Park Improvements 267,500 Jun-16 South Austin Regional WWTP Thickener Improvements 8,630,000 Jun-16 Gus Garcia District Park - Phase 3 Improvements 962,500 Jun-16 Four Points Center Forcemain Improvements 727,033 Jun-16 Montopolis Reclaimed Water Reservoir and Pump Station 10,270,000 Jun-16 Stormwater Drainage Improvements 2,470,276 Jun-16 Onion Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Demolition 1,100,000

Jul-16 Wastewater Line Renewal And Spot Rehab Service Contract (2017 to 2019) (IDIQ) 3,420,000 Jul-16 Williamson Creek - Bitter Creek Tributary Channel Rehabilitation 2,324,000 Jul-16 Walnut Creek WWTP Tertiary Filter Rehabilitation 18,727,966 Jul-16 Relocation of Water Line and Appurtenances on Neenah Road 66,508 Jul-16 InVision Studios 1,171,000 Jul-16 Country Club Creek Trail Phase 1 475,000 Aug-16 Violet Crown Trail - North 1,130,000 Aug-16 Parmer Lane Interceptor 27,077,100 Aug-16 Windsor Park Branch Library Renovation 166,000 Aug-16 Wastewater Collection System Rehab of Lines Group A 550,000 Aug-16 Town Lake Metro Park - Alliance Childrens Garden (CM@R) 3,027,000 Aug-16 SLA Sendera South Wetpond Repair 450,000 Aug-16 Reznicek Field Water Quality Retrofit 626,000 Sep-16 Old Lampasas #3 2,500,000

Sep-16 Exposition Blvd (W. 35th to Enfield) Water & Wastewater Line Renewal 2,500,691 Sep-16 2nd Street Garage New Elevators 4,734,000 Sep-16 Mary Street 750,000 Sep-16 St. Johns Pocket Park - General Park Improvements 155,000 Sep-16 Bowie Underpass 6,681,301 Sep-16 Fire Station - Onion Creek 3,555,000 Sep-16 Women's Locker Room Additions Ph 5 - #5,7,22,24,26,27 1,338,078 Sep-16 East Bouldin - One Texas Center Water Quality retrofits 403,000 Oct-16 Blocks 2 & 4 Odor Abatement 672,841 Oct-16 Hornsby Bend Side Stream Treatment Plant (SSTP) Relief 6,700,000 Oct-16 Wastewater Collection System Replacement Lines Group A 960,500 Oct-16 Roy G. Guerrero Colorado River Park - Channel Repair 2,000,000 Oct-16 Walnut Creek WWTP Secondary Process Improvements 9,125,000 Oct-16 E. 51st St.Improvements 1,676,508 Nov-16 East Austin Wastewater Line Improvements 2,518,350 Nov-16 Dove Springs District Park - Recreation Center Expansion 1,630,350 Nov-16 Springdale/290 Water Line Improvements 6,500,000 Nov-16 Renovation of Will Hampton Branch Library at Oak Hill 597,000 Nov-16 Wastewater Collection System Replacement Lines Group B 2,260,000 Dec-16 Barton Creek Plaza Lift Station Downstream Improvements 2,373,000 Dec-16 Landside Roadway and Pedestrian Improvements Phase 2 1,198,925 Dec-16 FM812 Additional Closure Work and Letdown Repair 997,500 Dec-16 Govalle Wastewater Flow Diversion 3,670,000

Jan-17 South Austin Regional WWTP Electrical Substation No.1 Replace-ment 14,900,000 Jan-17 Upper Boggy Creek Trail Phase 1 1,065,000 Jan-17 Walnut Creek WWTP Stormwater Improvements 1,237,500 Jan-17 Decker Lane Reclaimed Water Main Phase 1 11,016,449 Jan-17 Hornsby Bend Thickener Complex Rehab 5,450,000 Jan-17 Lott Avenue Site Improvements 2,000,000 Jan-17 BOG - MLK-TOD Storm drain Improvements Phase 1 6,500,000 Jan-17 Pease Park Phase 1 Implementation 62,174 Jan-17 South Austin Regional WWTP New Plant Disinfection System 12,481,881 Jan-17 Bull Creek District Park - General Park Improvements 573,750 Feb-17 Zilker Metro Park - Barton Springs Bathhouse Renovation 1,366,102 Feb-17 West Allandale and Trailridge Drive Line Renewal 2,200,000 Feb-17 Shipe Neighborhood Park - Pool Renovation 2,700,250

Feb-17 Town Lake Metro Park - Holly-Festival Master Plan Implementation Phase 1 1,946,125 Feb-17 Elisabet Ney Museum - Building Restoration and Site Improv. 553,622 Feb-17 Carson Creek Basin Wastewater Line Improvements 2,100,000

Feb-17 Zilker Metro Park - Preliminary Design and Phase 1 Implementa-tion 1,607,500 Mar-17 W. Bouldin Creek - Del Curto Storm Drain Improvements 3,547,000 Mar-17 Austin to Manor Phase 2 4,950,000 Apr-17 Morrow and Gault Water & Wastewater Line Renewal 4,725,000 Apr-17 Campus HVAC Improvements 4,880,700 Apr-17 Little Walnut Creek Branch Library ADA Ramp Improvements 240,000 Apr-17 Ullrich Water Treatment Plant Liquid Ammonia Sulfate Improve 3,400,000 Apr-17 Pedestrian Bridge McNeil Dr and Jekel Circle - 1/4¢ Fund 301,000 Apr-17 Montopolis Recreation and Community Center 10,749,500 May-17 Little Walnut Creek - Creek flood hazard reduction from Metric to 9,770,000 May-17 Nueces Wastewater Rehab for W 8th to MLK 1,800,000 May-17 University Hills Branch Library Parking Lot Expansion 462,000

Safety Matters

! DID YOU KNOW? . . . The U.S. Small Business Administration issued and increased a number of construction industry small business size standards. The size stan-dard for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS Code 236220), as well as many of the Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction size standards (NAICS Subsector 237), from $33.5 million to $36.5 million. The size standard for Specialty Trade Contractors under NAICS Subsector 238 will increase from $14 million to $15 mil-lion.

Prime Contractors • Trade Associations Agencies • Business Organizations

Your notices or announcements must be received no later than12 Noon on Wednesday by E-mail at: brc-pro@swbell.net in a Word Document. Announcements or notices will be published on a first come, first serve basis. Please Do Not Send PDF formatted announcements, no-tices, IsqFt, Grade Beam documents or tables. All will have to be converted to a Word docu-ment or we will NOT be able to publish. (These types of software are not compatible to the Bid Briefs’ publishing software). DAS further request that bid announcements or notices be sub-mitted at least two weeks prior to closing date to give MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB firms sufficient time to review the project’s plans and specifications; and to prepare their bid responses. Fax Transmittals, PDF and isqft documents and table formats will not be ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION IN THE ON-LINE BID BRIEFS. You may download Bid Briefs on Mondays to review or use. Bid Briefs my be received by singing-up as a subscriber on abcatx.com website and click on the Bid Briefs’ link.

City of Austin Small and Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) | 512-974-7600

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Veronica Briseño Lara, Director Debra Dibble, Assistant Director Thomas Owens, Resource Services Division Manager Elton Price, Certification Division Manager Tamela Saldana, Compliance Division Manager Kristi Samilpa, Business Process Consultant Angela Hill, Executive Assistant

SMBR’s PLAN ROOM City of Austin Small & Minority Business Resources Plan Room is open for business weekdays from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SMBR’s Plan Room provides free electronic access to the McGraw-Hill Dodge system of drawings and construction specifications for projects in 100 counties in South and Central Texas as well as hard copy plans and specifications from local, private, and public sector jobs that can be viewed onsite or copied for a minimal fee. For a list of the current available Plans and Specifications, you can access it on our website at www.austintexas.gov/smbr or visit this link https: data.austintexas.gov/Business/Construction-Plans-in-SMBR-s-Plan-Room/x442-h34c or for questions or to schedule a training as a first time user — please call Juan Quinn Gonzales, Plans Room Coordinator at 512-974-7733.

Cash Construction Company, Inc.

Cash Construction Co., Inc. is soliciting City of Austin certified WBE / MBE / HUB / SMB participation

for the following City of Austin project:

Name of Project: COA-Indian Hills 48-Inch Water Line Extension No. 1-Phase 1b & 1c IFB Number: CLMC 596 Plans are available at the Austin area plan rooms, and on our sharefile website. Contact us for instructions on how to download. BID DATE AND TIME: 07/28/16 @ 9:00AM QUOTES ARE DUE NO LATER THAN 9:00AM on 07/27/16 Items below are included in this project: Fencing (Temporary) Fuel Oil, Diesel Barricades, Traffic Control Crushed Stone, Flexible Base Sand, Topsoil Signs Excavation Services Borrow, Backfill Material Pipeline Construction Paving / Resurfacing Ready Mix Concrete Construction Photography Hauling Services, Trucking Erosion Control Services Pavement Markings Pipe, Valves, Manholes, Inlets, Etc. Road Boring Contact our office for detailed information on the scopes of work being subcontracted and the relevant terms and conditions of the contract. Telephone # 512-251-7872. Fax quotes to # 512-251-2578 or e-mail to cris@ccctex.com Please check the COA web site for any ADENDA on this project: https://www.ci.austin.tx.us/financeonline/vendor_connection/solicitation/solicitations.cfm#current

Balfour Beatty Construction is re-soliciting City of Austin-certified Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise participation for the following project: Project: The Independent Project Description: The project will consist of a 58 story cast in place con-crete residential condominium tower with glass façade over a 745 space, 8 level structured parking garage and retail with a mix mesh screening and glass curtain wall surrounded by a hardscape plaza and new Shoal Creek Trail. Within the condominium tower, there with be 370 fully finished out residences along with 2 levels of amenity and ground level lobby. Bid Deadline: Friday, July 15, 2016 at 10:00AM CST

The following is a complete list of bid packages available for pricing. If multiple packages are priced, a separate Bid Form should be completed for each one.

Bid documents may be viewed here: https://secure.smartbidnet.com/External/PublicPlanRoom.aspx?Id=241086&i=1

Please contact Jake Salley with Balfour Beatty at (214) 213-0332 or by email at jsalley@balfourbeattyus.com Bid documents may also be obtained from the following plan rooms: ►Austin Black Contractors Association (ABCA) ►U.S. Hispanic Contractors Association de Austin ►Asian Contractor Association ►City of Austin Construction & Technology Center

Paver Block Installation

Stone (Building) Metal Work

Overhead Garage Doors

Aluminum Signs

Telephone Pole

Installation

Access Controls

Security Systems

Audio/Visual Systems -

Looking to dispel skepticism in the construction industry about the jobsite performance of cordless power tools, DeWalt is launching Flex Volt, a new battery platform that not only drives the company’s new 60-volt tool line but also maintains compatibility with its existing 20-volt Max tools. “When we ask users if they would rather go cordless or corded, they tell us cordless,” says Frank Mannarino, president of the professional prod-ucts group at Stanley Black & Decker, of which DeWalt is a busi-ness unit. “When you look at the power requirements of the key applications on the jobsite, our 20V platform or a competitor’s 18V platform just does not have the power to go after the land of corded and gas-powered tools.” The new 60-volt tools running on the Flex Volt platform are meant to tackle tasks normally reserved for corded tools. At a demonstration center set up near Baltimore, De-Walt showed ENR how its 60V 71⁄4-in. circular saw can easily cut a triple-stack of 3⁄4-in. oriented standing board. The saw cuts up to 300 ft of ¾-in. OSB on a single charge, says Mannarino. “As we developed Flex Volt, we devel-oped this new 60V system on a brushless platform,” says Ward Smith, DeWalt product manager for batteries and chargers. Switch-ing to brushless motors reduces overall tool weight, says Smith. “For the cordless table saw, we maintain the same 24-in. cutting capacity as our corded saw,” he adds. “For those of us who use table saws, generally, they require two hands and a strong back to carry around the site. But [the cordless saw] with the battery pack weighs only about 45 pounts. It will be one of the lightest on the market.” For its new miter saw, DeWalt decided one battery pack wasn’t enough. The 120V miter saw runs on two Flex Volt batter-ies and can make cuts usually reserved for corded saws. “It’s a full-size miter saw—the same power as our 12-inch corded miter saw,” says Mannarino. “For run

time, with two fully charged packs you can cut about 250 2x4s.” The 120V compound miter saw will be available as a fixed-head or sliding style. The 120V miter saws also can run off corded power, allowing the Flex Volt batteries to be used in other tools when power is avail-able. In addition to the high-powered saws, the new 60V line also includes a 41⁄2-in. to 6-in. angle grinder, a reciprocating saw and a 1⁄2-in. stud-and-joist drill. Getting the extra power out of the battery pack required more than just packing in additional cells. Dewalt’s standard 20V pack con-sists of five 4V lithium cells run-ning in series. The 20V XR battery pack has ten 4V cells in parallel, providing the same voltage with a longer run time. For Flex Volt, the battery has 15 4V cells that can run in parallel for 20V and switch to running in series to deliver a full 60V. “This concept is at the center of one of the largest patent filings in our company’s history,” says Mannarino. To avoid drawing the incorrect voltage, the battery has a mechanical switch that slides into place, depending on whether it is inserted into a 20V or 60V tool. On a 20V tool, Flex Volt batteries can provide 6.0 amp-hours of run time. To avoid issues with heat buildup that can cause a battery to stop functioning properly, DeWalt also went with a different lithium-ion cell for Flex Volt. “With a different cell with a larger diameter, there’s more active material in the cell,” explains Smith. “We get the users better performance and battery life. The worst thing we could do is give you a high-capacity battery but have it always shut down be-cause it’s too hot. So, that’s why we went with this new design.” The Flex Volt battery will be avail-able in fall 2016, and an extended run-time, 9-amp-hour version will launch January 2017. Rolling out a new battery platform and tool line is a major investment for De-Walt, but Mannarino thinks people will see the benefits. “We’re bring-ing the power of cordless freedom to our users.”

DEWALT UNVEILS DUAL- VOLTAGE BATTERY PLATFORM

•Pre Proposal Conference• Thursday | July 21, 2016 | 10:00 am

at Library Jobsite 299 W Ave, Austin, TX 78701

plans and specifications may be viewed at Hensel Phelps’ Office

8326 Cross Park Drive | Austin, TX 78754

•Proposal Accepted• Wednesday| August 3, 2016 |2:00 pm

at Hensel Phelps’ Office 8326 Cross Park Drive | Austin, TX 78754

(proposals will be selected on best value basis)

City Certified Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises (MBE/WBEs) are strongly encouraged to submit proposals. The City of Austin SMBR has established the following participation goals for this proposal package:

African American: 2.07% Hispanic: 7.26% Native Asian: 0.08% WBE: 2.44%

Hensel Phelps Construction is available at 512-834-9848 or Fax 512-834-9844

Hensel Phelps Construction is an E.E.O. Employer

Construction Manager At Risk is actively soliciting proposals

from subcontractors for the construction of the

CIP ID 7235.001