The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
(sealed Bids for street Paving)


tsealed Bids for Street Paving)
Notice Is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of an order by the board OF Com
misioners Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
sealed bids will be received at the office
OF the city Auditor OF said CITY until 6
o'clock p m. Monday. April 25th, 1921,
Tor furnishing materials and performing
the work necessary In paving and other
wise improving in the manner and sub
ject 10 the conditions hereinafter set out.
me following described portions OF the
said city OF Tulsa, to-wit:
KENosHA. AVENUE. from tho
South line OF Fourth Street West to
LANSING AVENUE from the
South line Of Third street to the
North line Of Ninth Street, except in
Place tFostoria), Sixth Street and
:, QUINCY AVENUE from the South
line Of sixth street to the North line
OF Thirteenth Street. except intersec-
tion with Twelfth Street
QUAKER AVENUE from the South
line OF sixth street to the North line
of Fifteenth street. except intersec-
tion with Twelfth Street.
RIO R2sckEoRD AVENUE from the
North line Of Eighth Street.
ROCKFORD AVENUE from the
,south line OF Eighth street to the
North line OF Thirteenth Street eN-
cept intersection with Twelfth Street;
all In the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
For further details az to the material,
plans and method Of construction to be
used In improving said streets and ave-
nues bidders are referred to the plans
and specifications therefor approved by
the Board Of Commissioners and to the
resolution adopted by said Board declar-
lng the necessity OF and providing for the
improvements OF said portions OF said
streets and avenues. Said resolution,
plans and specifications are on file in the
office OF the city Auditor and copies OF
said resolution viii be furnished upon
IA pn FhaTRfnF AZ ha Of n.
city Auditor.
The entire cost Of said improvements on
said portions OF said streets and avenues
and each OF them shall be apportioned
to and levied and assessed against the
abutting property liable TO assessments
therefor and the owners thereof In ac-
.. OF the Charter OF the city ot Tulsa,
Oklahoma. and payments to the con-
tractor VIII be made instax bills evidence
ing said assessments.
Tho contractor to whom the contract
may be awarded will be required 20 pro-
cure the signature OF surety company.
approved by the BOARD OF Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa, to the contract
guaranteeing the CONSTRUCTION In the sum
OF 100 per cent and N indemnity bond
signed by a surety company approved by
the Board of commissioners Of the city
Of Tulsa Of not less than 100 per cent OF
the contract price, provided said surety
to exceed Twenty five Thousand tt26,OJOO
Dollars for indemnity growing out OF any
one accident, and statutory bond as
required by the laws Of the state OF
oklahoma, the above to be based upon
the price bid in the proAsal, exclusive OF
the engineering and advertising charges
all OF said bonds TO be executed by the
contractor ana the surety or sureties ac.
ceptahle to tho Board Of Comm ssioners
Of the city OF Tulsa, and the city OF
Tulsa TO be made party OF the third part
In said bonds.
Bids must be upon the proposal sheet.
furnished by the city engineer and each
bid must he accompanied by a separate
certified check on some solvent bank
! banking house or trust company in az
/ amount equal to five 90 per cent OF tn,
amount Of the approximate total cost o
! the work based upon the bids with which
! submitted. The Board OF Commislonrrl
! Of said city reserves the right to retec
| any and an bids and bidders are eau
! TONED to observe all the conditions Sc
! out In the specifications and biddinI
: sheets.
| BIDS received as aforesaid will be con
| sIdcrcd by the Board Of Commissloner
/ at meeting TO be held at the city Hal
| in the tity OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, at
| u o'clock a. m, Tuesday April 26th, 1891.
I All bids are required 20 be placed OF
| file In the city Auditors office for in
| spection furty-eight hours after openinI
I before tho award or rejection of bids cal
! be made.
Tulsa, Oklahoma. April 18th, 1921.
! MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
| city Auditor