Opening of Bids - Commerce Center Arch Precast Concrete Panels Project No 119-030 - Coreslab Structures Inc

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(INDIANAPOLIS, INC.) 1030 South Kitley Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46203 May 28, 2019 Commerce Center Mixed- Use Development, Architectural Precast Concrete SECTION 11 PLAN AT. 1C E 11PM1 tJESTIONALRE 1. Upon official award by way of a Contract/Notice of Proceed anticipated to be the week of 6/17/19, we would begin our engineering work and shop drawings within (1) day of contract award, engineering start 6/20/19). Engineering would include work on the architectural precast panel layout and design. Shop drawings will be submitted for approval by approximately 8/28/19, or 50 days after award. The approval period for shop drawings will be for 20 days, (8/29/19 to 9/25/19). Submission and approval of precast samples and thin brick samples are to be from 6/28/19 to 7/25/19, 20 days. After those approvals, the precast mock-up is to be produced and approved from 7/26/19 to 9/5/19. After all approvals, thin brick and form liner are to be ordered for production, which will begin on approx. I l/1/19, with all precast production being completed by 3/5/20. Embeds for the precast panels would be ordered and delivered as directed in the Precast Scope of Work (Level 2 embeds may not be available in time). The I" mobilization for the erection of the precast would be approximately 12/9/19 going through 2/21/20, The 2"d mobilization for the balance of the precast walls would follow starting 2/24/20 and finishing 5/8/20. V14ote duit �l w, cw°ectiwwww wiawu fi011 o 1(fflgU tquwwf�u howti uuw die Bid 1) wwwwwwuweW, . The erection crew will be composed of approximately 9 workers on average. Work will be one (1) shift per day, eight (8) hours per shift, five (5) days per week, Monday through Friday, Straight time. Excludes all cost to work overtime, weekends, holidays, and additional shifts. It is to be further understood that a large crane, loaded tractor trailers, and man -lifts will need to be able to have access around the entire structure to be able to set and brace the exterior architectural precast wall panels. Access next to the new structure must be provided by Others. It is also understood that the tower crane on site (installed and maintained by F.A. Wilhelm) will be available for precast panel erection if and as required, per the Precast Scope of Work and Addendum #3. Normal site "wear and tear" on the surrounding ground, access road, and pavements can and should be expected. Site repairs as part of normal precast panel installation is not included in our bid. Crane mats will be used where possible and practical. 2. On prior public works projects, we have subcontracted out the erection to: Area Erectors, Inc., (1225 S. 7th St., Rochelle, IL); Ben Hur Construction (2120 Montcalm St., Indianapolis, IN); Sofco Erectors (7037 Brookville Rd., Indianapolis, IN), and Precast Services, Inc. (8200 Boyle Parkway, Twinsburg, OH 44087); they have all provided precast installation services on Coreslab projects in the Midwest. In addition, Robert Haines Company (2747 N. Emerson, Indianapolis, IN) and H.E.S.S. Caulking & Restoration (1091 S. 7th St, Rochelle, IL 61068) have provided sealant and cleaning services for Coreslab projects as well.