Alabama Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Alabama·via a public procurement portalFor constructing the Roadway Improvements (Southbound Right Turn Lane Addition and Northbound Left Turn Lane Extension) on SR-181 at Corte Road in Daphne. Length 0.236 mi.
County: Baldwin County, Alabama
Contract Time: 45 Working Days
Bracket Estimate: $378,405 to $462,495
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.
The work includes clearing and grubbing, removing curb, unclassified excavation, borrow excavation, roadbed processing, crushed aggregate base course, bituminous treatment, tack coat, planing existing pavement, multiple layers of Superpave bituminous concrete, aggregate surfacing, mobilization, geotextile filter blanket, concrete curb, topsoil, mowing, solid sodding, temporary seeding and mulching, polyethylene, sand bags, silt fence, temporary coarse aggregate, silt fence removal, wattle, geometric controls, construction fuel, traffic stripes (solid white, solid yellow, broken white, dotted), solid temporary traffic stripe, dotted temporary traffic stripe, traffic control markings and legends, temporary traffic control markings, pavement markers, removal of existing roadway signs, roadway sign relocation, construction signs, channelizing drums, cones, and a portable sequential arrow and chevron sign unit.
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Source: Alabama Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261106-CALL025), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
