Illinois Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Illinois·via a public procurement portalThis project is located on FAP 68 (IL-23) and FAS 370 (Long Point Rd). IL 23 begins at the Vermillion River Bridge_south of Streator to ECL in Cornell. The work consists of HMA milling and resurfacing (SMART overlay), pavement marking, raised reflective markers, and ADA ramps. Long Point Rd begins from IL-23 to Main St in Long Point. The work consists of HMA milling and resurfacing (design overlay), pavment marking, raised reflective markers, and ADA ramps. Approximately 15.58 miles gross length.
Item: 065
Contract: 66P69
Region/District: 2 / 3
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: STPQNLV(404)
Key Routes: FAP 68, FAS 370
Marked Routes: IL 23, LONG POINT RD
Sections: (101,102)RS-4 & (102)RS-2
State Jobs: C-93-038-25
Contract specifics:
The work consists of HMA milling and resurfacing (SMART overlay) on IL-23 from Vermillion River Bridge south of Streator to ECL in Cornell, and resurfacing (design overlay) on Long Point Road from IL-23 to Main Street in Long Point. Work includes pavement marking, raised reflective pavement markers and removal, ADA-compliant ramps, thermoplastic and preformed plastic pavement markings, modified urethane pavement markings with grooving for recessed markings, concrete curb and gutter work, sinusoidal rumble strips, traffic control and protection, temporary ramps, erosion control, seeding, sodding, riprap and filter fabric, aggregate base courses, Portland cement concrete base course and sidewalk, drainage structure cleaning and adjustment, delineators, guardrail and curb reflectors, and construction layout, to be completed in 80 working days under a Project Labor Agreement.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 66P69), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
