Missouri Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Missouri·via a public procurement portal(1): Job JSLM0077 Route 141 OR JEFFERSON County. Coldmill, resurface, and drainage east of I-55 interchange in Arnold, the total length of improvement being 0.12 miles.
Bid opening: 10/16/2026 (submit via Bid Express, https://www.bidx.com/).
The work includes removal of improvements, embankment in place, class 3 excavation, type 5 aggregate base (4 in. thick), bituminous pavement mixture PG64-22 (BP-1), tack coat, concrete curb, curb and gutter, integral curb, full-depth pavement repair (concrete material, subgrade compaction, aggregate base, saw cuts, dowel bars), curved vane grate and frame, manhole frames and covers, work zone traffic signal system, miscellaneous lump sum temporary traffic control, temporary traffic barrier, relocating temporary traffic barrier, mobilization, temporary removable marking tape, pavement marking paint (white and yellow), coldmilling bituminous pavement (3 in. thick or less), contractor furnished surveying and staking, pipe (15 in. and 18 in.), miscellaneous reconnection of existing pipe to structure, precast concrete manhole (48 in.), precast concrete drop inlets, turf type tall fescue sodding, curb inlet check, sediment removal, silt fence, and miscellaneous remove and relocate existing ground mount sign.
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Source: Missouri Department of Transportation (solicitation 261016-F05), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
