Paving Projects

This contract is for the exterior site preparation of two VA properties at the corner of Windsor Place Ave. and Alphonus Street. The existing VA properties will receive approximately 1800 SF of modular buildings to support on-site administration of EHRM at the Jefferson Cochran VAMC. The combined area of both sites is 21,800 SF. Jarrett Construction will demo and remove the existing asphalt, barbed wire fence, pipe bollards, and vegetation. We will then grade the site to maintain slope towards the SW corner and Windsor Place Ave and provide asphalt paving throughout the site. 28 parking spaces will be provided with concrete parking blocks and concrete curbs around a portion of the property line. For security, a 6-foot perimeter chain link fence with double sliding gate and bollard protection and two swinging man gates will surround the perimeter of site. Site infrastructure also includes a concrete transformer pad, distribution panel to support the modular buildings, and pole-mounted site lighting with LED lights.

This project is to remove the existing overlay, scarify the base layer from curb to curb, and lay a bonding tack coat to the base layer, and lay a new wear layer of a minimum 1 ½” thickness on the drive circle, Military Trail entrance and certain other areas at the WPB VAMC.

For this project, we will demolish and remove the existing pavement (roadway and parking lot), site lighting, and related above and below grade structures. We will then realign the roadway and replace the pavement along Air Force Drive. The existing Air Force Drive from the intersection of Armed Forces Boulevard to the Maintenance lots will be removed and resurfaced. We will also perform the related modifications and renovations to the adjoining Parking Lot 10 and the police parking area. The existing Parking Lot 10 will be rebuilt, including excavation, paving, and curbing, as well as new surface and sub-surface drainage. The new Parking Lot 10 will be expanded in size and realigned with the new roadway with traffic markings and signage.

The purpose of this project was to convert existing gravel/grassy lots, located on 6.4 acres at the Southeast side of the VAMC Dallas Campus, into paved parking lots, creating approximately 400 paved parking spaces.  It also consisted of creating a building pad with all the site utility infrastructure installed to the pad for a future surgical center. This project was heavy with site utilities that were extended across the campus from existing connection points.