Mississippi Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Mississippi·via a public procurement portalMill & Overlay approximately 17 miles of I-22 beginning 1 mile west of the Landfill Road Exit and going east to the Benton County Line, known as Federal Aid Project No. IM-0006-01(106) / 109258301 in Marshall County.
Call: 01
Letting Date: October 27, 2026 (Regular Letting)
Project: Federal Aid Project No. IM-0006-01(106)
State Project No(s): 109258301
County: Marshall County, Mississippi
Plan Holders (2): Lehman-Roberts Company; Lehman-Roberts Company
Bids must be submitted before the letting date and time. See the source links for the official proposal documents.
The work consists of milling and overlaying approximately 17 miles of I-22, including random clearing, removal of asphalt paved shoulders, concrete paved ditch, delineators, flared end sections, guard rail, signs, sign posts and footings, and traffic stripe; borrow excavation, excess excavation, geotextile stabilization, solid sodding, watering, wattles, granular material, fine milling of bituminous and concrete pavement, rumble strips, saw cutting, reinforced concrete end sections, guard rail installation (Class A, cable anchor, bridge end sections, terminal end sections), additional construction signs, temporary traffic stripe (continuous white, continuous yellow, skip white, detail), delineators, mobilization, standard roadside signs, square tube posts, type 3 object markers, loose riprap, temporary silt fence, 9.5-mm ST asphalt pavement, stone matrix asphalt 9.5 mm mixture, asphalt for tack coat, Class B structural concrete, maintenance of traffic, thermoplastic traffic stripe (skip white, edge stripe continuous white and yellow), thermoplastic detail stripe (white and yellow), and reflective high performance raised pavement markers.
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Source: Mississippi Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261027-01), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
