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Kiewit: Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad – Cowlitz River Bridge
By: scott.huish//June 22, 2018//
Kiewit: Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad – Cowlitz River Bridge
scott.huish//June 22, 2018//
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| Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad – Cowlitz River Bridge Vader, Washington 鈥� Cowlitz County |
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| Subcontractor Quotes Due: 6/26/18 at 5PM Bids Due: 6/29/18 |
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| Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. requests bids/quotes from Subcontractors, suppliers & service providers, including Small & Disadvantaged Business firms in a multitude of Heavy/Bridge Construction work disciplines in support of Kiewit鈥檚 prime contractor proposal to the Burlington Northern the Cowlitz River near Vader, Washington – Cowlitz County. Please provide scope letters at your earliest convenience prior to the bid due date to allow Kiewit to coordinate key elements of the work.
Email Questions to Jeronimo Cruz: [email protected] Project Description: Replace the existing 695鈥� long railroad bridge with a 712 foot long bridge. The new bridge will occupy the same alignment of the existing bridge, which will require lateral sliding of both old & new structures. The new bridge includes a 336鈥� long truss, (2) deck plate girder steel spans & (3) ballast deck concrete beam spans. Substructure includes (6) each 12 ft diameter drilled shafts & (4) each 10.5 ft diameter drilled shafts. The scope of work includes demolition of the existing bridge. Contact Kiewit for a SmartBidNet Invitation to Bid or follow the link in Orange at the top of the email (you may need to download pictures) where Plans & Specifications are available for download. |
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| Bonding, insurance & any technical assistance or information related to the plans or specification & requirements for the work will be made available to interested State of Oregon certified Disadvantaged Business, Minority-Owned, Women Owned, & Emerging Small Business Enterprises (D/M/W/ESB) suppliers & subcontractors. Assistance with obtaining necessary equipment, supplies, materials, or services for this project will be offered to interested certified suppliers & subcontractors. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer | ||||||
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