The ZOB Sidewalk Repair, Replacement, and Addition project for the FAA Oberlin Facility aims to address safety hazards caused by deteriorated sidewalks, which have been largely in place since the facility's construction in 1959. The project includes the removal and replacement of approximately 2,922 square feet of concrete at various locations to ensure accessibility and compliance with ADA standards. The scope encompasses flattening surfaces to improve drainage, installing new concrete sidewalks and ramps, and replacing curbs and gutters. Contractor responsibilities include protecting existing vegetation, adhering to specific concrete specifications, and ensuring all work is performed during designated hours with prior coordination. A final inspection will verify that all work meets the outlined standards and any deficiencies will need rectification at the contractor's cost. The project emphasizes the importance of avoiding damage to government property and requires all contractor personnel to undergo security checks. The warranty period for work completed is ten years from the date of substantial completion. This RFP articulates the FAA's commitment to maintaining safety and accessibility standards within its facilities.