For constructing the Roadway Improvements (Additional Lane) on I-65 (Southbound Ramp) at Exit 186 in Pine Level. Length 0.267 mi.
County: Autauga County, Alabama
Contract Time: 40 Working Days
Bracket Estimate: $540,519 to $660,634
Bids are received by the Alabama Department of Transportation, Office Engineer Bureau, Plans and Proposals Section. State law requires bidders to be pre-qualified with ALDOT.
Work includes removing existing guardrail and end anchors, performing unclassified and borrow excavation, processing roadbed, placing crushed aggregate, applying bituminous treatment and tack coat, planing existing pavement (1.10" to 2.0" thick), installing superpave bituminous concrete wearing surface and upper and lower binder layers, scoring bituminous pavement, installing steel beam guardrail and end anchors, placing filter blanket and topsoil, seeding and mulching, installing silt fence and wattle for erosion control, establishing geometric controls, installing traffic stripes (solid white, solid yellow, broken yellow, dotted, and temporary paint), traffic control markings and legends, pavement markers, aluminum flat sign panels, roadway sign posts, truck-mounted impact attenuator, construction signs, channelizing drums, cones, portable arrow and chevron sign units, and portable changeable message signs. Maximum bid for construction fuel is limited to $27,360.00.
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Source: Alabama Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261106-CALL024), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.