Prop 411- Package 9 - Barrio Nopal and Elvira Neighborhoods

This contract is for the resurfacing of the Barrio Nopal and Elvira neighborhoods in Tucson, Arizona. The work includes pre-lowering existing manholes/cleanouts and water valve boxes, construction or reconstruction of curb access ramps to conform with the Americans with Disabilities Act, milling of 2" of existing pavement and replacement with 2" of PAG mix #2 asphaltic cement concrete, and adjustment of manholes/cleanouts and water valve boxes back to finished grade. The contract was awarded to KE&G Construction, Inc. for a total amount of $7,852,468.05. The project is funded by Prop 411 Better Streets funding. Some key points to note include: * The project has a completion deadline of December 31, 2024. * The contract includes a bid bond requirement of 10% of the total bid amount. * The City of Tucson reserves the right to reject any or all bids. * The contract is subject to the public laws of the State of Arizona and the qualification of contractors. * The contractor must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including those related to licensing, insurance, and workers' compensation. * The contract includes provisions for payment, performance bonds, and liquidated damages. * The City of Tucson has the right to inspect the work and require corrections or repairs as necessary. Some potential benefits of this contract to the City of Tucson include: * Improved road conditions and safety for drivers and pedestrians * Enhanced accessibility for individuals with disabilities * Increased property values and economic growth in the surrounding area * Creation of jobs and stimulation of local economic activity during the construction phase * Long-term cost savings through reduced maintenance and repair costs for the City. Some potential drawbacks or challenges associated with this contract include: * Delays or cost overruns due to unforeseen site conditions or changes in the scope of work * Potential disputes or claims between the City and the contractor regarding payment, performance, or other issues * Risks associated with working in a busy urban environment, including traffic congestion and pedestrian safety concerns * Potential environmental impacts or concerns related to the construction process, such as noise pollution or dust generation.