IFB 2025-033 Repair of John Lynch Bridge Over Jame...
| Location: | Virginia |
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| Posted: | Oct 15, 2024 |
| Due: | Nov 20, 2024 |
| Agency: | State Government of Virginia |
| Type of Government: | State & Local |
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| Solicitation No: | IFB 79622 |
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IFB-79622
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IFB 2025-033 Repair of John Lynch Bridge Over James River
- Status: Open
- Time Left:35 days
- Closing:11/20/24 3:00 PM
- Issued:10/15/24 2:29 PM
- Last Updated:
- Buyer:William Ruberry
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william.ruberry@lynchburgva.gov - 434-455-3943
IFB-79622
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IFB 2025-033 Repair of John Lynch Bridge Over James River
- Status: Open
- Time Left:35 days
- Closing:11/20/24 3:00 PM
- Issued:10/15/24 2:29 PM
- Last Updated:
- Buyer:William Ruberry
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william.ruberry@lynchburgva.gov - 434-455-3943
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Solicitation only accepts paper responses.
- Issued By:City of Lynchburg
- Opportunity Type:Invitation for Bids (IFB)
- Category:Construction
- Work Location:Lynchburg, VA; Any and all Addenda will only be posted to the City of Lynchburg website
- Website:https://www.lynchburgva.gov/bids.aspx
- Pre-Bid Conference:See solicitation documents for optional prebid/proposal conference/site visit.
- Open Responses:See solicitation documents Public Opening information.
- Summary:The proposed repairs of the John Lynch Bridge over the James River include replacing the current metal plate assembly expansion joints located at Piers 9 and 12 (NBL), Pier 15 (NBL & SBL), and Abutment C (NBL & SBL) with a strip seal expansion joints. The existing raised median located at the centerline of the bridge between Abutment A and Pier 12 will be replaced in its entirety along with a new longitudinal joint system. A shared use path is planned for the NBL with a 1’-0” parapet and railing system that will separate vehicular traffic from pedestrians and bicyclists. A pedestrian fence will be added to the existing downstream parapet adjacent to the planned shared use path. A sand epoxy overlay and concrete surface color coating will be placed on the top of the deck/raised medians and parapets, respectively. The structural steel members will be prepared, primed, and spot painted at the bearings. All of these repairs will take place within the limits of the bridge structure with no land disturbance anticipated for this project.
Documents
| Document | Size | Description | Posted On | Type |
| 2025-033 REPAIR OF JOHN LYNCH BRIDGE OVER JAMES RIVER.pdf | (15.79 MB) | Project Manual | 10/15/24 | RFx Document |
| 2025-033 REPAIR OF JOHN LYNCH BRIDGE OVER JAMES RIVER DRAWINGS.pdf | (13.36 MB) | Project Manual | 10/15/24 | RFx Document |
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