(1): Job JSL0026 Route 141 ST LOUIS County. Coldmill, resurface, sign, and guardrail replacement from I-70 to Route 370, the total length of improvement being 2.48 miles.
Bid opening: 11/20/2026 (submit via Bid Express, https://www.bidx.com/).
The work includes coldmilling bituminous pavement for removal of surfacing (both 3 inches or less and greater than 3 inches), placing asphaltic concrete pavement mixtures (SP125BLP with PG 76-22, fiber-reinforced SP125BLP with PG 76-22, and BP-1 with PG 64-22), full-depth pavement repairs with concrete material, subgrade compaction, aggregate base, dowel bars, and saw cutting. It also includes furnishing and placing MGS guardrail, MGS guardrail with 8 ft posts and 6 ft 3 in spacing, MGS height and block transitions, MGS end anchors, Type A and Type E crashworthy end terminals, concrete traffic barriers (Type C and D), impact attenuators, replacement sand barrels, changeable message signs, mobilization, permanent pavement markings (thermoplastic and paint), temporary pavement markings, pavement marking removal, signing (including flat sheet, structural, and fluorescent signs), removal and disposal of in-pavement wireless travel time detection systems, adjusting manholes, concrete manhole aprons, shaping slopes, rock fill, and miscellaneous concrete work. The project also includes lump sum temporary traffic control and contractor-furnished surveying and staking.
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