City of Lake Charles, Louisiana Project No. 2019-686 Capital Project No. 3284 4th Avenue Drainage Improvements – 6th Street to High School Park Lateral The general scope of work for Project No. 2019-686 includes installation of a new underground drainage system on the West side of 4th Avenue from 6th Street to High School Park Lateral. This new system includes new 15”-54” RCP and drainage basins, as well as the associated pavement and sidewalk work. The existing system on the East will be removed or grouted and abandoned in place. In order to install the proposed drainage system, an existing 6” cast iron waterline must be removed. It will be replaced with a new 12” diameter waterline including valves, fittings, hydrants, and any other associated work to construct the 12” waterline, and to tie in the new waterline with existing waterlines and service lines. Portions of the existing water system designated to be removed consists of A.C. pipe. This A.C. pipe shall be properly disposed of.

Project No. 2020-699 Capital Project No. 3318 River Road Drainage and Paving Improvements Phase One City of Lake Charles, LA The general scope of work for Project No. 2020-699 (CP Number 3318) is the installation of new storm drainage and drainage structures, shoulder grading as shown to facilitate drainage to the new or existing drainage inlets or pipes, clearing of existing drainage cross pipes, roadway base failure repair, cold plane of identified areas and installation of asphalt leveling surfaces, approximate 2-1/2” hot mix asphalt overlay of River Road and pavement marking.

City of Lake Charles, Louisiana N. Division Street, Hodges Street, and Pujo Street Drainage Rehabilitation CP 3337 The work for this project includes, but not limited to, sawcutting and removal of concrete and/or asphalt pavement to expose and repair collapsed, blocked, or otherwise failed sections of existing vitrified clay, concrete, metal, PVC, or combination of storm sewer as indicated by the project plans for portions of N. Division, Hodges, and Pujo Streets. After completion of point repair activities, Contractor shall install Cured In-Place Pipe in continuous segments from designated structures listed on the plan sheets. Roadway surfaces damaged during the course of point repair construction will be repaired using like materials to return the roadway surface to a condition that meets or exceeds its condition prior to beginning construction.

CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA 2019 SUPPLEMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE- STRIPING PACKAGE LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA CITY OF LAKE CHARLES CAPITAL PROJECT NO. CP3051 LEI PROJECT NO. 19-014 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. 12th Street (Hodges Street to 110 Feet East of Highway 14) 2. Alamo Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Ryan Street) 3. Alvin Street (Sallier Street to Shell Beach Drive) 4. Bilbo Street (Kirby Street to Clarence Street) 5. Broad Street (Lakeshore Drive to Enterprise Boulevard) 6. Clarence Street (Ryan Street to Kirkman Street) 7. Cline Street (Albert Street to Highway 171) 8. Common Street (Sale Road to Kirby Street) 9. Creole Street (West Hale Street to Sallier Street) 10. Division Street (Louisiana Avenue to Lakeshore Drive) 11. Eddy Street (Ryan Street to Ernest Street) 12. Ernest Street (Sale Road to Sallier Street) 13. Goos Street (Broad Street to Winterhalter Street) 14. Graham Street (Medora Street to Fiztenreiter Road) 15. Hodges Street (Alamo Street to Belden Street) 16. Jefferson Drive (Lake Street to 2nd University Drive) 17. Kirby Street (Ryan Street to Lakeshore Drive) 18. Kirkman Street (McNeese Street to Opelousas Street) 19. Lake Street (Sale Road to College Street) 20. Legion Street/J. B. Johnston Avenue (Interstate 210 to Honker Street) 21. Louie Street (Lake Street to Ryan Street) 22. Louisiana Avenue (Azalea Street to Prien Lake Road) 23. Main Street (Broad Street to Avenue J) 24. Medora Street (Simmons Street to Highway 171) 25. Merganser Street (J. B. Johnston Avenue to Mallard Cove Drive) 26. Mill Street (Lakeshore Drive to Highway 171) 27. Moeling Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171) 28. N. Central Parkway (University Drive to Archwood Street) 29. Oak Park Boulevard (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 171) 30. Opelousas Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Highway 14) 31. Penn Street (Creole Street to Ernest Street) 32. Prater Street (Fiztenreiter Road to South of Jackson Street) 33. Prien Lake Road (Ryan Street to Highway 14) 34. Pujo Street (Enterprise Boulevard to Kirkman Street) 35. Ryan Street (South of Bridge South of Clarence Street to 300 Feet West of River Road) 36. S. Central Parkway (University Drive to Heather Street) 37. Sallier Street (Marine Street to Lake Street) 38. Shattuck Street (Broad Street to Moeling Street) 39. West Hale Street (Creole Street to Ernest Street) 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.

City of Lake Charles, Louisiana Central School Renovations Capital Project Number CP 3124 City of Lake Charles, LA ~ Scope of Work The Work consists of the following: 1. The Work includes exterior cleaning of building, re-pointing all existing masonry walls, painting of all window trim and exterior “non-masonry” materials and all exterior surfaces that have been previously painted including stairs, exterior doors, etc.. Replacement of all gutters and downspouts including flashing at scuppers and repair of roofing at parapet walls, collector heads, and coping. 2. All work shown on drawings and included in Specifications Manual. 3. Contractor is to perform the Work in accordance with pertinent State, Local and National Codes as well as all requirements of OSHA, including the Hazard Communication Standard. 4. This building is a historically significant structure and is on the National Registry of Historic Buildings, therefore the contractor shall at all times follow the Secretary of the Interior’s “Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties” which describe guidelines for preserving, rehabilitating, restoring and reconstructing of Historic Buildings. These guidelines/documents can be found at the following website: https://www.nps.gov/tps/standards/treatment-guidelines-2017.pdf