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This project consists of the construction of a new Airport Surveillance facility (ASR) at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina. Two buildings will be constructed along with the 87ft tall ASR Tower.
Anticipated posting date: 2027-05-03
Insurance Requirements
The City requires the awarded vendor(s) to obtain and maintain the following insurance coverage types: Automobile-For automobile operations liability General Liability-For bodily injury or property damage, arising from products, premises, completed work, personal & advertising injury Workers Compensation-For lost wages and medical expenses of injured workers
Bonding Requirements
The City plans to require the following bond(s) for this solicitation: Bid Bond-City required Bond to ensure that vendors do not retract bids from the time they submit a bit until the contract has been executed. Payment Bond-City required Bond to ensure that subcontractors and/or suppliers are paid for any work performed. Performance Bond-City required Bond to ensure satisfactory completion of a project by the vendor.
Estimated Total Value
The total project value is anticipated to be: $5,000,000 - 9,999,999
Contract Term
The term of the project is anticipated to be: Through Project Completion
The project consists of the construction of a new Airport Surveillance facility (ASR) at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Two buildings will be constructed: an ASR Support Building and a Storage Building. Sitework includes an asphalt paved entrance drive and parking lot with a stormwater system.
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Source: City of Charlotte, retrieved via the City of Charlotte Contract Opportunities portal. View the official posting , always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.