Illinois Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Illinois·via a public procurement portalMill, patch and resurface FAP 693 (ILL 9, US150) Locust Street from east of Main Street to Towanda Avenue and Towanda Avenue from Locust Street to Empire Street in Bloomington, IL. Approximately 1.37 miles gross length.
Item: 075
Contract: 70F18
Region/District: 3 / 5
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: NHPP20DB(729)
Key Routes: FAP 639, MUN 8345
Marked Routes: ILL 9/US 150, TOWANDA AVE
Sections: (1,FR)RS-2
State Jobs: A-95-001-25
Contract specifics:
The work includes milling, patching, and resurfacing of approximately 1.37 miles of roadway, along with associated items such as tree removal, earth excavation, trench backfill, seeding, sodding, erosion control, aggregate subgrade improvement, subbase granular material, Portland cement concrete base course widening, bituminous materials (prime and tack coat), hot-mix asphalt binder and surface courses, protective coat, Portland cement concrete driveway pavement and sidewalk, detectable warnings, pavement removal, curb and gutter removal and installation, class B and D patches, dowel bars, patching reinforcement, saw cuts, storm sewers, manholes and inlets, valve boxes, concrete median surface and median, non-special waste disposal, regulated substances pre-construction plan and monitoring, engineer's field office, mobilization, traffic control surveillance, changeable message signs, pavement markings (short term, temporary, thermoplastic, grooved), raised reflective pavement markers, underground conduit, handholes, electric cable, luminaires, traffic signal posts and mast arms, pedestrian push-button posts, signal heads, backplates, controller cabinet modifications, tree planting, temporary fence, temporary access, pipe handrail, storm sewer connections, fiber optic cable, ethernet switches, accessible pedestrian signals, emergency vehicle priority system, video vehicle detection system, survey markers, concrete step removal, construction layout, and trainee hours.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 70F18), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
