Mississippi Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Mississippi·via a public procurement portalInstallation of Audible Stripe, Raised Pavement Markers and Sign Improvements on MS 363 from the Lee County Line to Mantachie First Baptist Church, from Pearce Drive to MS 178 & from County Road 1389 to Itawamba County Line, known as Federal Aid Project Nos. HRRR-0862-00(022) / 110209301 & HRRR-0862-00(022) / 110209302 in Itawamba & Lee Counties.
Call: 13
Letting Date: October 27, 2026 (Regular Letting)
Project: Federal Aid Project Nos. HRRR-0862-00(022)
State Project No(s): 110209301, 110209302
Bids must be submitted before the letting date and time. See the source links for the official proposal documents.
Work consists of installation of thermoplastic traffic markings including 6-inch thermoplastic edge stripe (continuous), thermoplastic traffic stripe (skip and continuous patterns), thermoplastic detail stripe in white and yellow, and thermoplastic legend in white. Installation of raised pavement markers including two-way clear and yellow reflective high-performance markers and one-way clear reflective high-performance markers. Sign work includes standard roadside signs (sheet aluminum), square tube posts (2.0 lb/ft), additional construction signs, and maintenance of traffic. All work performed under Section 900 of the 2017 Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction.
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Source: Mississippi Department of Transportation (solicitation 20261027-13), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
