Description
The Alley 92 Reconstruction project is a civil‑construction effort to completely rebuild a municipal alley. The scope includes demolition of existing curb, gutter, sidewalks, and asphalt; extensive grading and sub‑grade preparation; placement of geotextile and crushed‑aggregate base courses; concrete and hot‑mix‑asphalt paving; installation of trenchless sanitary‑sewer pipe (CIPP) and numerous lateral repairs; storm‑sewer inlet protection and video inspections; and final landscaping (topsoil, sod, mulch). Four contractors submitted competitive bids ranging from roughly $360 k to $397 k. The City of Waukesha retains the right to adjust quantities and may impose a $750 per‑day liquidated‑damages penalty for late performance. The bid tabulation does not disclose the eventual award, start/end dates, or vendor contact details.
• Full demolition, grading, and paving of a 1,995‑square‑yard alley.
• Inclusion of sanitary‑sewer trenchless pipe (CIPP) and multiple lateral repairs.
• Comprehensive storm‑sewer inlet protection, video inspection, and clean‑out work.
• Four bidders, lowest bid $359,730.70 (Wandel Contractors).