Wellesley Free Library Parking Lot Improvements
Federal opportunity from 00400 - Public Works • Town of Wellesley. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 30-12-00.
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Description
The project work, includes site improvements to the Library parking lot areas. Included are removal and replacement of the existing bituminous concrete pavement in parking and driveway areas around the Wellesley Free Library. Mill and overlay existing bituminous concrete driveway and parking lot pavement, remove and replace cement concrete sidewalks. Also, installation of new granite curbing, ADA Detectable Warning Panels, new pavement markings, installing site signage, lands
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The Wellesley Free Library is seeking bidders for parking lot improvements, with a proposal deadline of February 19, 2026. Key tasks include removal and replacement of existing bituminous concrete pavement, installation of new granite curbing, and ADA compliance measures. This project aims to enhance accessibility and safety in the Library's parking areas.
The buyer is looking to improve the parking lot functionality and accessibility at the Wellesley Free Library by renovating its surface and adding necessary features like signage and ADA-compliant elements.
- Removal of existing bituminous concrete pavement
- Replacement of bituminous concrete in parking areas
- Mill and overlay existing driveway pavement
- Removal and replacement of cement concrete sidewalks
- Installation of new granite curbing
- Installation of ADA Detectable Warning Panels
- New pavement markings and site signage
- Detailed proposal outlining work plan
- Evidence of prior relevant experience
- Cost breakdown including materials and labor
- Timeline for project completion
- List of subcontractors and their expertise
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- Specific budget for the project is not provided
- Details on existing conditions of the parking lot are unclear
- Any grants or funding sources supporting this project are not mentioned
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