Illinois Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Illinois·via a public procurement portal5.79 miles of designed overlay on US 6 from 0.1 miles west of Dilenbeck Dr to US 6 (E); and on ILL 82 from Smith St to 0.4 miles south of I-80 (including ramps).
Item: 043
Contract: 64L41
Region/District: 2 / 2
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: STPBHBM(507)
Key Routes: FAP 638, FAU 5671
Marked Routes: US 6, IL 82
Sections: ((129&136)&4W)RS&SW
State Jobs: C-92-105-23
Contract specifics:
The work includes earth excavation, topsoil furnish and place, sodding, supplemental watering, temporary erosion control seeding, aggregate base course, bituminous prime and tack coat, longitudinal joint sealant, material transfer device, temporary ramp, hot-mix asphalt replacement over patches, hot-mix asphalt binder and surface courses, incidental hot-mix asphalt surfacing, portland cement concrete driveway pavement and sidewalk, detectable warnings, pavement removal, hot-mix asphalt surface removal at various depths, driveway pavement removal, combination curb and gutter removal, sidewalk removal, hot-mix asphalt removal over patches, class C patches, aggregate wedge shoulder, pipe culvert removal, sloped metal end sections, pipe culverts, water valve adjustment, manholes, manhole and inlet adjustment, removing manholes, combination concrete curb and gutter, shoulder rumble strips, non-special waste disposal, soil disposal analysis, regulated substances pre-construction plan, final construction report and monitoring, engineer's field office, mobilization, traffic control and protection at multiple standards, traffic control surveillance, changeable message sign, short term pavement marking and removal, sign panels (type 1 and 2), remove and relocate sign panels, telescoping steel and wood sign supports, modified urethane pavement marking (letters, symbols, and lines at various widths), grooving for recessed pavement marking, raised reflective pavement markers and removal, pavement marking removal by water blasting, underground conduit, handholes, maintenance of existing traffic signal installation, painting traffic signal posts, full-actuated controller and cabinet, electric cable in conduit, traffic signal posts, concrete foundations, drilling existing handholes, signal heads (LED, polycarbonate, various configurations), pedestrian signal heads with countdown timer, traffic signal backplates, relocating existing signal heads, removing pedestrian push-buttons, pedestrian signal posts, portland cement concrete pavement (variable depth), hot-mix asphalt surface removal (longitudinal joint and variable depth), island removal, segmental block retaining wall repair, retaining wall removal, remove and replace lids, concrete median (special), concrete curb type B (special), chain link fence (special), slide gate, remove and reinstall sign panels, guardrail reflectors type C (special), handhole adjustment, accessible pedestrian signals, video vehicle detection system, removal of existing traffic controller, cabinet, signal heads, and pedestrian signal heads, construction layout, railroad protective liability insurance, removal of existing sign posts, and trainee hours.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 64L41), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
