City of Lake Charles
326 Pujo Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601
(337) 491-1263
326 Pujo Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601
(337) 491-1263
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CP 3492
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Mallard Golf Driving Range
CP 3492
1. Four covered hitting bays totaling 1,333 SF with integrated hitting surfaces, rough ins for ball tracing technology by owner, integrated hitting surfaces, dining area behind each station, heating, and architecture matching the existing clubhouse.
2. Bar area totaling 1,178 SF with fold-up doors on all sides, serving bar, and seating area, architecture consistent with existing clubhouse.
3. Paved hitting area at the driving range with 5’ x 5’ hitting mats.
4. Two additional charging stations at existing cart facility serving 12 golf carts and a paved night hitting area with durable hitting mats.
| 09/15/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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CP 3537
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Goosport Recreation Splash Pad
CP 3537
Remove the existing splash pad and build a new splash pad and putting green and other work as noted in the project plans and project manual.
| 09/15/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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Capital Project No. CP3051
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
2025 Citywide Striping Package
Lake Charles, Louisiana
City of Lake Charles Capital Project No. CP3051
LEI Project No. 26-006
The intent of this Contract is to provide for construction and completion, in every detail, of the Work described. It is further intended that the Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, and supplies required to complete the Work in accordance with the plans, specifications, and terms of the Contract.
The project consists of the removal of existing pavement markings and construction of new pavement markings for the following streets at various locations in the City of Lake Charles:
1. Southpark Road (McNeese Street to Smith Road)
2. 6th Avenue (12th Street to Broad Street)
3. Hodges Street (Alamo Street to Belden Street)
4. Bilbo Street (S. Railroad Avenue to Clarence Street)
5. Lake Street (Shell Beach Drive to Prien Lake Road)
6. Opelousas Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171)
7. Fitzenreiter Road (Riverside Park to Highway 171)
8. North Goos Boulevard (Knapp Street to Opelousas Street)
9. Medora Street (Simmons Street to Highway 171)
10. Shattuck Street (Broad Street to Moeling Street)
11. 18th Street (Lake Street to Ryan Street)
12. Enterprise Parkway (Interstate 10 to Katherine Street)
13. W. Prien Lake Road (Cove Lane Roundabout to Nelson Road)
14. Contraband Parkway (Lauberge Boulevard to Prien Lake Road)
15. Enterprise Boulevard (12th Street to Prien Lake Road)
16. Broad Street (Lakeshore Drive to Enterprise Boulevard)
17. Moeling Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171)
18. 6th Street (4th Avenue to Highway 14)
19. Mill Street (Lakeshore Drive to Highway 14)
20. Common Street (McNeese Street to Prien Lake Road)
21. Lake Street (Prien Lake Road to McNeese Street)
22. Kirkman Street (Jackson Street to McNeese Street)
23. Alamo Street (Ryan Street to Enterprise Boulevard)
24. Oak Park Boulevard (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 14)
25. 12th Street (Highway 14 to Hodges Street)
26. Sallier Street (Lake Street to Hodges Street)
27. Ernest Street (Sale Road to Sallier Street)
28. Jefferson Drive (University Drive to University Drive)
29. Henderson Bayou Road (Locke Lane to W. Prien Lake Road)
30. General Doolittle Avenue (Highway 14 to General Twining Street)
31. Alvin Street (Sallier Street to Shell Beach Drive)
32. 18th Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 14)
33. Bord du Lac Drive (Lakeshore Drive to N. Lakeshore Drive)
34. Russell Street (12th Street to Hillcrest Drive)
35. Hillcrest Drive (Highway 14 to Russell Street)
36. N. Prater Street (Knapp Street to Fitzenreiter Road)
37. Pear Street (Knapp Street to Fitzenreiter Road)
The Owner reserves the right to remove streets from the project or add streets to the project to bring the construction cost within the budget established for the project without affecting unit prices bid for the items of work.
| 09/15/2026 07:45 PM UTC |
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CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-24, 25A, 29E, 29G, 29H, 32, 33, 81A, 81.D.1, 81M, 126E, 126C, 126D, 126J, 126K, 126F
CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING REPAIRS
CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-24, 25A, 29E, 29G, 29H,
32, 33, 81A, 81.D.1, 81M, 126E, 126C, 126D, 126J, 126K, 126F
I. Background:
Gusting winds, debris impacts, and heavy rain, associated with Hurricane Laura, incurred minimal to severe damages to multiple buildings located at Wastewater Treatment Plants A, B/C, and D. This project will serve to provide necessary repairs to reinstate building functionality to pre-storm conditions. Scope items have also been identified that would serve to upgrade these antiquated systems to the latest codes and standards.
II. Scope of Services:
Design and implementation of building repairs, in response to damages incurred as a result of Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA), to pre-storm conditions and regulations as imposed by governmental bodies with the appropriate jurisdictional authority. This Work shall include the following:
Wastewater Treatment Plant A (128 W. Railroad Ave., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Office/Administration/Blower Pump Room Building (Insurance SOV No. 081A)
• Storage Building No.1 (Insurance SOV NO. 081.D.1)
• Sludge Processing Building (Insurance SOV No. 081M)
Wastewater Treatment Plant B/C (1132 W. 18th St., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Equipment Building (Insurance SOV No. 024)
• Portable Building (Insurance SOV NO. 25A)
• RAS/WAS Pump Station (Insurance SOV No. 029E)
• Motor Control Center No. 1 Building (Insurance SOV No. 029G)
• Motor Control Center No. 2 Building (Insurance SOV No. 029H)
• Electrical Storage Building (Insurance SOV No. 32)
• Portable Building (Insurance SOV No. 33)
Wastewater Treatment Plant D (3820 Tank Farm Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70601)
• Press Building (Insurance SOV No. 126C)
• Tertiary Filter Building (Insurance SOV No. 126D)
• Maintenance Building (Insurance SOV No. 126E)
• Control Room Building (Insurance SOV No. 126F)
• MCC Building (Insurance SOV No. 126J)
• MCC Building (Insurance SOV No. 126K)
Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
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CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-83, HL-85, HL-86A, HL-86B, HL-88, HL-96, HL-101, HL-103, HL-110, HL-116
CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA
WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING REPAIRS
CAPITAL PROJECT NO. HL-83, HL-85, HL-86A, HL-86B, HL-88, HL-96, HL-101, HL-103, HL-110, HL-116
I. Background:
Gusting winds, debris impacts, and heavy rain, associated with Hurricane Laura, incurred minimal to severe damages to multiple buildings located at the Southwest, George H. West, Center East, Center West, Chennault, and McNeese Water Treatment Plants. This project will serve to provide necessary repairs to reinstate building functionality to pre-storm conditions. Scope items have also been identified that would serve to upgrade these antiquated systems to the latest codes and standards.
II. Scope of Services:
Design and implementation of building repairs, in response to damages incurred as a result of Hurricane Laura (DR-4559-LA), to pre-storm conditions and regulations as imposed by governmental bodies with the appropriate jurisdictional authority. This Work shall include the following:
Southwest Water Treatment Plant (4300 Alma Lane)
• Pump/Administration Building (Insurance SOV No. 116)
George H. West Water Treatment Plant (225 N. Ryan Street)
• Distribution/Linemen Building (Insurance SOV No. 083)
• Pump/Administration Building (Insurance SOV No. 085)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 086A)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 086B)
• Utility Building (Insurance SOV No. 088)
Center East Water Treatment Plant (3207 Center Street)
• Main Building (Insurance SOV No. 101)
Center West Water Treatment Plant (3208 Center Street)
• Pump Building (Insurance SOV No. 103)
Chennault Water Treatment Plant (1501 W. Main Street)
• Chlorine Building (Insurance SOV No. 096)
McNeese Water Treatment Plant (617 E. McNeese Street)
• Pump Building (Insurance SOV No. 110)
Design services shall be as per the City of Lake Charles A&E Manual.
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HL-53
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
City Hall Interior and Exterior Repairs
#HL-53
Interior finish renovations, exterior waterproofing program, and an interior buildout renovation at first floor
| 07/19/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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HL-11
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
O D Johnson Fencing and Lighting Repairs
HL-11
Remove existing sports field lighting and poles and install new sports field lighting and poles. New poles and lights to match existing damaged system that will be removed. Remove existing damaged fencing, backstops and foul poles and install new.
Alternate 1 to provide new metal poles for sports field lighting to withstand current local code minimum wind conditions and provide new lighting to meet current ANSI/IES RP-6-20 minimum light levels for baseball/softball fields.
| 07/05/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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HL-53
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
City Hall Interior and Exterior Repairs
#HL-53
Interior finish renovations, exterior waterproofing program, and an interior buildout renovation at first floor
| 07/05/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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Project No. 2021-712 Capital Project No. 3395
Project No. 2021-712
Capital Project No. 3395
2021 Wastewater Pipe Bursting
City of Lake Charles, LA
The general scope of work for Project 2021-712 Wastewater Pipe Bursting is to make improvements to the existing gravity sewer system as listed below.
• Pipe burst approximately 4791linear feet of either 8 inch or 10 Inch sewer main.
• Construct point repairs as needed.
• Apply protective lining in approximately 19 existing manholes.
• Clean and video inspect (no rehabilitation) approximately 3600 linear feet of existing sewer main.
| 06/14/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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Project No. CP3403
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Riverridge Drive Drainage Improvements
CP3403
The project scope of work consists of improvements to drainage infrastructure along Riverridge Drive. The project limits extend 2,817 linear feet from Lisle Peters Road to the dead end of Riverridge Drive. Improvements shall include the removal and replacement of existing storm drain pipe and catch basins in various locations. Additional improvements such as regrading of existing roadside ditches, installation of drainage swales and removal/replacement of existing walks and drives associated with storm drain infrastructure improvements shall be conducted.
| 06/14/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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Project No. CP9778
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Rosa Hart Theatre Remediation
CP 9778
Asbestos Summary:
Work areas are shown on the project plans.
Rosa Hart Theatre stage and backstage:
1. Contractor shall handle and dispose of approximately 22,000 square feet of spray applied material, scratch coat, spray applied material debris wall overspray, structure overspray and ceiling overspray, discarded theatre equipment, discarded theatre metal rigging, construction debris as Class I Asbestos Containing Materials.
2. Contractor shall clean and decontaminate stage area HVAC ductwork, HVAC equipment, theatre structure, rigging, tools, equipment, and appurtenances, theatre backstage floor, stage floor, theatre aerial access equipment, and rigging contractor aerial access equipment.
3. Contractor shall protect from damage existing backstage floors and stage floors.
Rosa Hart Theatre backstage office and storage areas:
1. Contractor shall remove and dispose of approximately 1,000 s.f. gypsum board as Class I Asbestos Containing Materials. Coordinate work area locations with Engineer.
2. Contractor shall clean and decontaminate backstage office areas, backstage storage areas, furniture, equipment, piano.
3. Contractor shall clean and decontaminate HVAC ductwork and HVAC equipment.
Rosa Hart Theatre east lobby:
1. Contractor shall handle and dispose of discarded theatre production support equipment, audio equipment, lighting, and wiring as Class I Asbestos Containing Asbestos Containing Materials.
2. Contractor shall clean and decontaminate lobby, lobby floors, lobby stairs, and lobby stair treads.
3. Contractor shall achieve east lobby clearance on or before 7/14/22.
Contractor shall field verify all quantities, dimensions, locations, and conditions for all work.
Moisture Mitigation Summary:
General: Much of the work is drying, cleaning, and decontaminating the theatre space.
General Scope: Contractor shall dry, clean, and decontaminate mitigation work areas. Work tasks include the following items:
Rosa Hart Theatre:
1. Clean/decontaminate theatre and pit floors, approximately 1,700 seats, approximately 50 chairs stored in pit.
2. Clean/decontaminate all pit and theatre surfaces and materials from finished floor height to eight feet (8’) above finished floor height (including approximately 10 fire alarm boxes, approximately 10 speaker boxes, and approximately 5 thermostats).
3. Clean/decontaminate all HVAC diffusers & return grilles.
4. Clean/decontaminate lights and speakers shown on the drawing.
5. Apply biocide or spray fog.
First Floor West Break Room:
1. Remove and dispose of approximately 10 ceiling tiles that are water damaged, stained, or have visible materials exhibiting characteristics of mold growth.
2. Clean/decontaminate approximately 4 HVAC diffusers and return grilles.
3. Apply biocide or spray fog.
Theatre backstage area:
1. Clean/decontaminate approximately 50 HVAC diffusers and return grilles;
2. Remove approximately 1,000 s.f. gypsum wall/ceiling boards that are water damaged or have visible materials exhibiting characteristics of mold growth (continue removal and disposal two stud cells beyond last visible water damaged wall or ceiling material exhibiting characteristics of mold). Coordinate gypsum removal work with asbestos abatement trades and Engineer.
3. Apply biocide spray or biocide fog.
Theatre mezzanine production space:
1. Clean/decontaminate floors.
2. Clean/decontaminate all surfaces and materials from finished floor height to eight feet (8’) above finished floor height (including all electrical equipment and appurtenances).
3. Apply biocide or spray fog.
Contractor shall dispose of all waste materials in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations.
| 06/14/2022 03:33 PM UTC |
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Project No. 2021-719 Capital Project No. 3344
Project No. 2021-719
Capital Project No. 3344
2019 Supplemental Infrastructure – Sidewalk Package
Weaver Road (West Side)
McNeese Street to Country Club Road
City of Lake Charles, LA
The general scope of work for Project No. 2021-719 includes the installation of a new 4’ wide sidewalk on the West side of Weaver Road from McNeese Street to approximately 200’ North of Country Club Road. In order to construct this sidewalk, a new underground drainage system will be installed in the location of the existing roadside ditch. This proposed drainage will include 15” to 36” diameter RCP, catch basins, and all of the associated pavement work required to install the sidewalk.
| 05/17/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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Projects #HL-67 & HL-68
City of Lake Charles, Louisiana
Communications Tower – 706 Enterprise Boulevard
#HL-67 & HL-68
The new construction of a 350' and associated foundation with setting of an antennae and commissioning.
| 05/17/2022 07:45 PM UTC |
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