City of Hudson Public Square (Park) Renovation

Hudson's Public Square rejuvenation will complete Phase 1 renovations to the 7th Street Park in Hudson, consistent with its original design ad the historic district surrounding it. The Base Bid includes improvements of existing features, including pavement, seating, signage, lighting and landscaping. Alternate #1 will involve the inclusion of a traditional fountain and plaza, including all ancillary electrical and mechanical infrastructure as well as associated plumbing.

BASE BID:

1. General Conditions
2. Mobilization / Demobilization
3. Selective Demolition, Removals & Salvages
4. Tree Protection & Erosion Control
5. Tree Removal (24”+ DBH) & Tree Pruning
6. Stormwater Collection and Connection(s) to Combined Municipal Sewer
7. Water Service and Distribution (Drinking Fountain Only)
8. Sewer Utility and Connection (Drinking Fountain Only)
9. Primary & Secondary Electric Service and Distribution
10. Site Lighting (New & Relocated)
11. Earthwork – General Site Grading & Excavation
12. Granite & Bluestone Curbing, Edging and Pillars
13. Granite, Bluestone and Limestone Pavements
14. Asphalt Block Pavement
15. Stone Screenings Pavement
16. Resin Bound Aggregate Pavement
17. Veterans’ Memorial – Foundations and Flagpole
18. Furnishings & Stone Block Seating
19. Landscape Plantings
20. Topsoil, Seed and Mulch
21. Site Restoration and Cleanup

BID ALTERNATE #1: CENTRAL FOUNTAIN ADD

1. Utility Vault (Inclusive of pumps, controllers, hatch)
2. Water Service and Distribution
3. Drain Plumbing and Sewer Connection
4. Electric Service and Distribution
5. Fountain Basin Structure
6. Fountain Waterproofing
7. Fountain Casting - Procurement
8. Fountain Casting - Installation
9. Fountain Coping & Veneer
10. Fountain Plaza - Bluestone and Limestone Pavement
11. Fountain Plaza - Asphalt Block Pavement

The project area is bound by North 7 ^th Street, Warren Street, Columbia Street and Park Place in the City of Hudson, New York. The project is funded in part by a grant from the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation through Title 9 of the Environmental Protection Act of 1993.