Sidewalk construction, curb and gutter replacement, street lighting improvements, signing, pavement markings and landscaping along Hassell Rd. from Pembroke Ave. to Rosedale Lane, Pembroke Ave. from Hassell Rd. to the eastern terminus of Pembroke Ave. and Stonington Ave. from Hassell Rd. to Pembroke Ave. in the village of Hoffman Estates.
Item: 037
Contract: 61M86
Region/District: 1 / 1
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: N/A
Key Routes: VARIOUS
Sections: 21-00109-00-BT HOFFMAN ESTATES
State Jobs: C-91-137-22
Contract specifics:
The work includes sidewalk construction, curb and gutter replacement, street lighting improvements, signing, pavement markings and landscaping along Hassell Rd. from Pembroke Ave. to Rosedale Lane, Pembroke Ave. from Hassell Rd. to the eastern terminus of Pembroke Ave. and Stonington Ave. from Hassell Rd. to Pembroke Ave. in the village of Hoffman Estates. Specific pay items include tree removal, earth excavation, topsoil excavation and placement, seeding, erosion control, hot-mix asphalt binder and surface courses, Portland cement concrete sidewalk 5 inch, detectable warnings, pavement removal, curb and gutter removal, combination concrete curb and gutter, catch basins, traffic control and protection, sign panels, pavement markings, underground conduit, lighting controllers, light poles, luminaires, and landscaping items such as perennial plants, mulch, and benches.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 61M86), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.