| 787 | 1 | Pull Boxes | 09/10/2026 01:29 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 623 0226, I count (5) 3.5 pull boxes on ITS plans and (18) on lighting plans. Please confirm this bid item should be increased. |
| Answer: ITS plans are not calling for 3.5 pullboxes. There are five (5) No. 5 Pull Boxes called out on the ITS sheets and eighteen (18) No. 3.5 Pull Boxes called out on the Lighting sheets. |
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| 788 | 2 | Pull Boxes | 09/10/2026 01:30 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 623 0232, I count only 1 new No. 5 pull box (used for the loops on Sheet 20), but the bid item quantity is (9) Please confirm this bid item should be decreased. |
| Answer: There are additional No. 5 Pull Boxes called out on the ITS sheets. The revised quantity will be provided in an upcoming addendum. |
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| 789 | 3 | Pull Boxes | 09/10/2026 01:30 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 623 0236, I count (6) new No. 7 pull boxes. Please confirm this bid item should be increased. |
| Answer: Yes. The quantity for 623 0236 No. 7 Pull Boxes should be six (6). The quantity will be revised in an upcoming addendum. |
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| 790 | 4 | Pull Boxes | 09/10/2026 01:30 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 623 0232 for the pull boxes related to the loop detectors, please advise if these pull boxes are to be installed pursuant to Std. Drawing TG-12 or TG-14. If TG-14, please advise if the fully encapsulated concrete collar and locking lid will be required. |
| Answer: Install No. 5 Pull Box (Modified) for Loop Detectors per Standard Plan Sheet TG-14. Concrete collar and locking lid are not indicated on Plans at these locations. |
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| 791 | 5 | Detector Loops | 09/10/2026 01:30 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 623 0775, Section 623.02.30 on Page 75 of the Special Provisions requires 6-foot Class I Brass Linguini piezoelectric sensors for the AVC detector loops. Please clarify where the AVC sensors are to terminate and identify the associated AVC detection/interface equipment. Is the associated equipment existing, or is the Contractor required to furnish new equipment? If new equipment is required, please clarify the required power source, including whether a solar power system, solar panel, batteries, cabinet, or other ancillary equipment is required and under which bid item these will be paid. |
| Answer: Bid Item 623 0775 is not associated with the AVC system. This item is intended for the standard speed detector loop configuration and does not include any AVC sensors, terminations, or AVC interface equipment. All AVC-related components referenced in Section 623.02.30 are not part of this bid item. |
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| 798 | 6 | Tortoise Refuge | 09/18/2026 02:22 PM | Red Star Fence Company | Response Published |
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| Question: Bid item 6161084 calls for Tortoise Refuge, what is a Tortoise Refuge? Can you provide a detail or drawing? |
| Answer: Bid item 6161084, Tortoise Refuge, corresponds to the detail provided on sheet SD2 of the project plans. The refuge is identified under the Shade Structure section on that sheet. |
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| 799 | 7 | Waters of the State | 09/22/2026 08:39 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: 1. Is a working in waterways permit required for this project? If so, can you please provide the permit?
2. If a working in waterways permit is required and NDOT does not have it procured, can you add a section 637 force account bid item to the bid schedule to address the unknown costs associated with a Working in Waterways permit, as these items cannot be bid without the permit in had?
3. Has a screening report (determinations) been completed that will identify permittable State and/or Federal water locations? |
| Answer: No additional bid items will be added to the contract. Please refer to the contract documents for further guidance regarding stormwater permitting and bid accordingly. |
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| 800 | 8 | Final Stabilization | 09/22/2026 10:55 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: 1. Per Sheet 3H, the volume of rock mulch for fencing is listed at 1929.3 CY. Please verify this quantity is correct. Sheet 3H only lists from station 746+28 to 828+60. What stabilization will be utilized from PN/PS 828+60 to LN 169+14 / LS 307+20?
2. What final stabilization will be required on slopes for widening areas? Specifically PS 750+00 to 767+50 RT, PN 754+50 to 769+00 RT, PN 771+00 to 789+25 LT, PS 1402+00 to LS 204+00 RT/LS 176+00 to LN204+00 LT, and LN 163+00 to 178+00 RT, |
| Answer: Our storm water division has identified the need for slope stabilization only from station "PS"/"PN" 745+00 to "PS" 828+57.16 and "PN" 828+60.71 Rock mulch quantity has been confirmed for this strategy. Slope Stabilization is not required for slopes 6:1 or flatter. Typical 2A and 2B depict the need for additional stabilization behind the proposed barrier rail. |
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| 801 | 9 | Limits of Stablization | 09/22/2026 11:00 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: Per sheets SD2-SD8, the widths shown for gravel mulch gravel mulch is not sufficient to construct the necessary improvements. Additionally, grading activities will require a larger footprint than is shown for flattening of slopes, cable barrier rail and concrete barrier rail installations. |
| Answer: The area shown on the plans is sufficient to construct please refer to special provision section 108.04 for further guidance. The footprint required for stabilization is to take place on the disturbed 4:1 slope behind the barrier rail as identified in the plans. Areas that are 6:1 or flatter do not require rock mulch for slope stabilization. |
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| 802 | 10 | Environmental surveys | 09/22/2026 11:34 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: Please confirm that bird surveys, tortoise & burro surveys, bat surveys, monarch butterfly surveys, and plant surveys, will be performed by the Department supplied biologist. |
| Answer: The Department-supplied biologists will conduct all required surveys per Section 108.04 for Birds/Bats/Monarchs, and Section 212 cactus flagging. The noxious weed plant surveys, Section 637, are still required to be conducted by the contractor as part of the Noxious Weed management Plan preparation and submittal. |
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| 803 | 11 | Environmental Survey Delineation/Protection | 09/22/2026 11:34 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: Please confirm that delineation described in section 108.04 will be provided by Department supplied biologist. |
| Answer: An upcoming addendum will replace the contract's special provision page 27, paragraph #2 with the following language: Access roads used for fence installation shall be limited to previously disturbed areas unless otherwise approved. Access roads in undisturbed areas will be limited to one every 0.25 mile and shall be submitted for approval by the Engineer and Department-supplied biologist a minimum of 14 days prior to fence installation. Approved access roads in previously undisturbed areas shall be delineated with lath and flagging by the Contractor before use. Access road disturbance will be drive and crush with no grading permitted. |
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| 804 | 12 | 108.04 - Work Limits | 09/22/2026 11:34 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: It is not possible to restrict grading to 4' and disturbance of the existing ground within 10' of the new permanent tortoise fence. The minimum disturbance & grading area should be 20' in order to allow access for trenching/spoils, work crews & machinery and vehicles. |
| Answer: The 108.04 language regarding work limits for tortoise fence installation has been updated within addendum #1. |
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| 805 | 13 | Bid Item 610 0280 | 09/22/2026 12:14 PM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: Concerning bid item 610 0280, please confirm if the measurement & payment for this item includes the Class 300 Rip Rap and if all Class 300 Rip Rap will be paid under bid item 610 0190. |
| Answer: Bid item 610 0280 includes both the riprap (regardless of size) and the grout.
Bid item 610 0190 and 610 0200 is only the riprap that is un grouted, at ends of the Tortoise riprap aprons and elsewhere on the project. |
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| 809 | 14 | Temp Working in Waterways | 09/24/2026 07:52 AM | Las Vegas Paving Corp | Response Published |
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| Question: In regard to the response for question #7, pricing can not be put in the bid for these items since the information is not available in the bid documents and are not identified which locations will require conditions associated with a temporary working in waterways permit. |
| Answer: In the event the contractor needs to operate construction equipment in a waterway (i.e. Waters of the State as defined in NRS 445A.415), the contractor will need to consult with the NDEP to determine if coverage under a Temporary Working in Waterways Permit is required. It is under NDEP's authority to determine permit requirements based on the contractors means and methods. |
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| 810 | 15 | Pole Removal | 09/24/2026 01:46 PM | Las Vegas Electric, Inc. | Response Published |
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| Question: ITS Construction Note 23 on Sheet ITS03 says Pole 03D should be protected in place but the comment for Pole 03D in the Pole Schedule on Sheet ITS09 says it should be removed and salvaged. Please advise. |
| Answer: Plan Note 23 is correct. Pole 03D shall be protected in place for the new static sign. Please bid in accordance with Plan Note 23. The Pole Schedule is incorrect, and the comment for Pole 03D indicating that the pole should be removed and salvaged should be disregarded. |
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