Mississippi Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Mississippi·via a public procurement portalOGFC Lift on I-59 from US 45 to approximately 0.248 miles north of the Russell Interchange & Fog Seal approximately 0.25 mile north of the Russell Interchange to Alabama State Line, known as Federal Aid Project Nos. IM-0059-03(107) / 110080301 & IM-0059-03(106) / 110081301 in Lauderdale County.
Call: 10
Letting Date: October 27, 2026 (Regular Letting)
Project: Federal Aid Project Nos. IM-0059-03(107)
State Project No(s): 110080301, 110081301
County: Lauderdale County, Mississippi
Bids must be submitted before the letting date and time. See the source links for the official proposal documents.
The work includes random clearing, removal of asphalt pavement, removal of cement treated base, removal of concrete pavement, excess excavation, fine milling of bituminous pavement, reinforced concrete pavement, saw cutting, concrete for base repair, tie bars, temporary traffic striping, roadside construction signs, barricades, mobilization, open graded friction course (9.5-mm mix), bituminous tack coat, asphalt pavement (9.5-mm HT and 12.5-mm HT leveling), asphalt for tack coat, sawing and sealing transverse joints, bituminous-based fog seal with rejuvenator, bio-based fog seal with rejuvenator, maintenance of traffic, work zone law enforcement, thermoplastic traffic striping, and red-clear reflective high performance raised pavement markers.
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Source: Mississippi Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261027-10), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
