Illinois Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Illinois·via a public procurement portalThis is a pavement patching improvement consists of Class B Patching, Crack and Joint sealing, concrete curb and gutter repair, placement of pavement markings and raised reflective pavement markers. This improvement is on various State maintained routes within the Villages of Third Lake, Grayslake, Libertyville, Mundelein, Long Grove, and Buffalo Grove in Lake County.
Item: 022
Contract: 80F50
Region/District: 1 / 1
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: N/A
Key Routes: VARIOUS
Marked Routes: VARIOUS
Sections: 2026-2287-RS
State Jobs: C-91-027-27
Contract specifics:
The work includes Class B Patching (Types II, III, IV, 10 inch), Crack and Joint routing and filling, concrete curb and gutter removal and replacement, partial depth removal and patching, placement of pavement markings (preformed plastic, modified urethane), raised reflective pavement markers, median removal, concrete median surface, topsoil furnish and place, sodding, welded wire reinforcement, protective coat, dowel bars, tie bars, saw cuts, catch basin and manhole adjustment/reconstruction, inlet adjustment/reconstruction, frame and lid adjustment, mobilization, traffic control and protection, traffic control surveillance, grooving for recessed pavement marking, pavement marking removal, detector loop replacement, temporary traffic signal timing, temporary information signing, and engineer's field office.
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 80F50), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
