Alabama Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Alabama·via a public procurement portalFor constructing the Roadway Improvements (Intersection Improvements with Concrete Pavement) on SR-38 (US-280) at SR-22 (Lee Street) in Alexander City. Length 0.258 mi.
County: Tallapoosa County, Alabama
Contract Time: August 31, 2027 Completion Date
Bracket Estimate: $5,174,860 to $6,324,829
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.
For constructing the Roadway Improvements (Intersection Improvements with Concrete Pavement) on SR-38 (US-280) at SR-22 (Lee Street) in Alexander City. Length 0.258 mi. Principal items include removing concrete flumes, curb and gutter, and inlets; unclassified and borrow excavation; structure excavation; foundation backfill; crushed aggregate; planing existing pavement; superpave bituminous concrete wearing surface; plain cement concrete pavement 12 inches thick; smoothness testing; cleaning and sealing concrete pavement joints; grinding concrete pavement; 24-inch roadway pipe; mobilization; slope paving; concrete driveways; junction boxes; combination curb and gutter; topsoil; solid sodding; temporary seeding and mulching; sand bags; silt fence; wattle; geometric controls; construction fuel; various traffic stripes (solid, dotted, broken, temporary, removed); traffic control markings and legends; pavement markers; portable concrete safety barriers; portable impact attenuators; truck mounted impact attenuator; furnishing and installing traffic control unit; construction signs; special construction signs; channelizing drums; cones; barricades; portable sequential arrow and chevron sign units; and portable changeable message signs.
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Source: Alabama Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261106-CALL031), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
