City of CharlotteIssuing agency·Charlotte, NC·via the City of Charlotte Contract Opportunities portalThis federally funded project includes roadway and intersection upgrades, new sidewalks and multi-use paths, improved pedestrian crossings and signals, drainage and grading work, and installation of standard City bus stop infrastructure along the corridor.
Anticipated posting date: 2027-04-01
Insurance Requirements
The City requires the awarded vendor(s) to obtain and maintain the following insurance coverage types: General Liability- $1,000,000 Workers Compensation- $500,000 Automobile
Bonding Requirements
N/A
Estimated Total Value
The total project value is anticipated to be: $10,000,000+
Contract Term
The term of the project is anticipated to be: Through Project Completion
Anticipated Diversity Participation
N/A
The project includes roadway and intersection upgrades, new sidewalks and multi-use paths, improved pedestrian crossings and signals, drainage and grading work, installation of standard City bus stop infrastructure along the corridor, and extension of existing bike lanes along Tuckaseegee Road to strengthen connections within the corridor. The AFT project supports the City’s Corridors of Opportunity program by increasing access to resources, enhancing connections to transit, and improving travel options for people walking, biking, and using transit. The project also complements planned mobility hub investments near the intersection by improving access, safety, and network integration across the Freedom Drive and Tuckaseegee Road corridors.
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Source: City of Charlotte, retrieved via the City of Charlotte Contract Opportunities portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
