Louisiana Department of Transportation and DevelopmentIssuing agency·Louisiana·via a public procurement portalasphalt surface treatment, striping, and related work.
Route(s): LA 531
Parish: Webster
Federal Number: H016582
Estimated Construction Cost: $500,000 to $1,000,000
Specbook: 2026
Letting: 11/18/2026 Headquarters — electronic bids via www.bidx.com, downloaded 10:00 a.m.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Bidders are required to certify their intent to comply with Section 102.14 of the 2026 Louisiana Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges.
Schedule of items (13 pay items, quantities for information only):
0001 · 507-01-00100 · Asphalt Material (CRS-2P Emulsion) · GAL · 28,732
0002 · 507-02-00300 · Aggregate (S3) · SQYD · 92,685
0003 · 510-01-00200 · Pavement Patching (12" Minimum Thickness) · SQYD · 250
0004 · 713-01-00100 · Temporary Signs and Barricades · LUMP · 1
0005 · 713-02-00500 · Temporary Pavement Markings (24" Width) · LNFT · 36
0006 · 713-04-01000 · Temporary Pavement Markings (Solid Line) (4" Width) · MILE · 25.993
0007 · 713-06-00200 · Temporary Reflectorized Raised Pavement Markers (Tabs) · EACH · 1,752
0008 · 727-01-00100 · Mobilization · LUMP · 1
0009 · 731-02-00100 · Reflectorized Raised Pavement Markers · EACH · 4,889
0010 · 737-01-00100 · Painted Traffic Striping (Solid Line) (4" Width) · MILE · 51.986
0011 · 737-02-00100 · Painted Traffic Striping (Broken Line) (4" Width) · MILE · 1.11
0012 · 737-03-00500 · Painted Traffic Striping (Solid Line) (24" Width) · LNFT · 72
0013 · 740-01-00100 · Construction Layout · LUMP · 1
Provide asphalt surface treatment including CRS-2P emulsion asphalt material and S3 aggregate, pavement patching, temporary signs and barricades, temporary pavement markings and temporary reflectorized raised pavement marker tabs, mobilization, permanent reflectorized raised pavement markers, painted traffic striping in solid, broken and wide widths, and construction layout across 13 pay items.
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Source: Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (solicitation H.016582.6), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
