Idaho Transportation DepartmentIssuing agency·Idaho·via a public procurement portalUS-26, JCT. HITT ROAD (25th E) (ITD Major highways project, Key No. 21923).
Location: Bonneville County, Idaho (ITD District 6). Funding: Federal.
Bid opening: November 24, 2026.
Work includes selective removal of trees, removal of bituminous surface, removal of concrete pavement, removal of curb and gutter, removal of guardrail, excavation, granular borrow, water for dust abatement, soft spot repair, fiber wattle, silt fence, inlet protection, water pollution control, granular subbase, aggregate base, superpave HMA pavement, pedestrian/bicycle railing, non-structural concrete, irrigation pipe, storm sewer pipe, manholes, catch basins, inlets, sidewalk, driveway, curb ramp, curb and gutter, traffic separator, signs, sign posts, delineators, illumination, seeding, fertilizing, mulch plus tackifier, temporary traffic control signs, barricades, drums, arrow boards, temporary pavement markings, flood lights, flagger control, pavement markings, mailbox, drainage geotextile, subgrade separation geotextile, signal housing, intersection preemption detection system, video detection system, electrical service pedestal, signal structures, pedestrian system, signal cabinet, signal controller, pedestrian and traffic control signal head frangible poles, comb cab & service pedestal foundation, additional electrical items, retaining wall, contingency repairs, special items including pedestrian inlet, surface mounted delineator, GPS inspection unit, removal of existing signal, temporary traffic signal installation, automated machine guidance, remove and replace fence, rock mulch, drain rock channel, filter sand, and mobilization.
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Source: Idaho Transportation Department (solicitation 21923), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
