The City of Philadelphia is seeking bids for concrete sidewalk repairs at the Chestnut Hill Library. The scope of work includes removing and replacing the front sidewalk, curb, and handicap ramp, as well as constructing a new ADA-compliant handicap curb ramp. The contractor will be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and ensuring that the work is completed in accordance with city regulations. The project requires a secure browser to access PHLContracts and the submission of quotes through the platform.
• The project involves removing and replacing approximately 105 linear feet of existing roadside curb and installing new concrete curb.
• The contractor must design and construct a new ADA-compliant handicap curb ramp at the start of the left-side front sidewalk.
• The project requires the removal and replacement of two concrete flags, each approximately 45 inches by 48 inches, located on the interior walkway near the book drop.
• The contractor must ensure that all work is completed in accordance with city regulations and that all necessary permits are obtained.
• The project requires the use of 4-inch concrete on a 6-inch compacted stone base for the sidewalk.
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