Public Projects

The construction of 84 curb cuts, 11 driveway cuts, replacement of approximately 170 S.F. of driveway, and any other work needed to complete the project as directed by the Engineer.

This project consists of clearing and grubbing, removal and disposal items, flowable select material, stone backfill, earthwork, select granular backfill,trenching and shoulder preparation, aggregate base course, cement stabilized crushed stone base course, portland cement concrete base, achm base, binder, and surface courses, cold milling asphalt pavement, achm patching of existing roadway, portland cement concrete pavement, approach slabs, portland cement concrete driveway, maintenance of traffic, concrete ditch paving, minor drainage, guardrail, erosion control, concrete island, concrete walks, curb, and gutter, wheelchair ramps, traffic signal items, signing items, lighting items, pavement marking, construct one prestressed concrete girder unit (total length 182.22'), and misc. items.

The WORK required under this CONTRACT includes furnishing and paying for all necessary materials, labor, tools, equipment, and other items for construction improvements of the WATER TREATMENT PLANT NO 4. CLEARWELL REPAIR, complete in every detail, ready for the TOWN’s beneficial use.

Widening of Hacks Cross Road from existing two lanes to a new 7-lane section from Shelby Drive to Stateline Road and modifications to traffic signals at Holmes Road and Stateline Road.

KCDC is soliciting proposals from highly qualified construction firms to construct a health clinic at 1253 W. Oak Hill Avenue. This is a mixed-use commercial and residential building and includes approximately 3,250 square feet of space that will be operated as a medical clinic. The medical clinic space is located on a portion of the ground floor of the larger mixed-use structure, which is currently under construction.

The fire station is an R-3 occupancy (congregate living facility < 16 occupants) under the 2021 IBC. It is the intent of this project to replace two existing windows in the sleeping quarters of the fire station (each shared by two bedrooms) with four new insulated windows, one in each of the four bedrooms, in order to comply with Section 1031, Emergency Escape and Rescue, of the 2021 IBC. All associated interior and exterior modifications required to achieve this objective are to be included in the scope of work for this project.

This project entails the construction of a monument to the Scarboro 85 students who integrated Oak Ridge Schools in 1955, with the monument constructed on City-owned property in A.K. Bissell Park. A detailed description of the work is set forth in Attachments, which includes a specific description of the required finished product and the materials to be used.

The project includes point/joint repair and CIPP and Post CCTV. Point repair will require the restoration of State Routes 54 and 124 including paving.

The Project includes the replacement of induced draft aerator and appurtenances at the City of Bolivar Water Treatment Plant.

The Project generally consists of the furnishing of all materials, equipment and labor for the construction of the following Work: replace dead or missing plants shown on the approved site plans for the Lockwood Glen and Echelon subdivisions.