Landscaping services for the airport to include but not limited to edge-line clearing, small scale tree trimming, full clearing of wooded areas, heavy equipment for brush mow work, road shoulder clearing with tree removal, slope clearing, soil and seeding work,
Landscape Services are broken into zones. Zones have been advertised.
The Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) seeks to award a contract for Landscaping Maintenance Services of common areas including facilities, roadways, field & drainage areas and inclusive of turf, shrubs, ground cover and trees, mulching, fall over seeding, bedding areas, annual color, trash control, and chemical application. Zone 3 is primarily roadway moving with limited bedding areas.
All work must meet accepted standards as set forth in industry documents and this scope of services. The Contractor must be able to perform the majority of work each weekday (Monday – Friday) with litter control occurring each day of the week including weekends. Work may on occasion be required on Saturday or at night to accommodate traffic and safety concerns upon the
site.
Work is divided between regular maintenance which is performed daily or weekly and yearly maintenance listed as annual for work that occurs an average of one each year. The Contractor shall furnish all material, labor, tools, supplies, equipment, transportation, superintendence, insurance, taxes, contributions and all services and facilities unless specifically excepted, required to maintain the property
The successful respondents shall provide geotechnical and material testing services for projects initiated by the Airport.
They shall conduct general material testing tasks in accordance with industry accepted standards and practices as well as the requirements of the airport, the Federal Aviation Administration, North Carolina Department of Transportation and City of Charlotte standards. Examples of Federal Aviation
Administration standards include but are not limited to P-401/403 (Asphalt) and P-501 (Concrete).
Materials testing will be to independently verify site/material conditions to allow work to proceed with confidence. Material Testing services may also include construction observation, report writing and quantity
measurements.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (“CLT” or “Airport”), which is owned and operated by the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, is seeking statement of qualifications (“SOQ”) from qualified and experienced firms (individually or collectively, the “Firm”) interested in providing Environmental Consulting and Remedial Services,
The scope of this contract shall be to furnish all supervision, labor, materials, tools, supplies, equipment, transportation, and applicable licenses and permits necessary to perform the services at CLT Airport and CATS. The Company shall be responsible for the removal and disposal of all dead pests on the job site of the type that are covered under this contract. The contract term will be three years with the option to renew for two additional one-year terms.
This contract will be to provide the design, engineering, fabrication, transportation to/from the site, installation, removal, replacement, demolition, modifications, testing, and turning over in working order the Baggage Handling System conveyor equipment upgrades in compliance with specifications and drawings. Project estimated to be completed within a 6 months.
Design for land and property lease
Design for property and lease
These services include conducting general material testing tasks in accordance with industry accepted standards and practices as well as the requirements of the airport, the Federal Aviation Administration, North Carolina Department of Transportation and City of Charlotte standards. Examples of Federal Aviation Administration standards include but are not limited to P-401/403 (Asphalt) and P-501 (Concrete).
Materials testing will be to independently verify site/material conditions to allow work to proceed with confidence. Material Testing services may also include construction observation, report writing and quantity measurements.