Oklahoma Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Oklahoma·via a public procurement portalBRIDGE REHABILITATION
US-75: OVER CANADIAN RIVER AND COUNTY ROAD
(E -141), 0.75 MILES NORTH OF THE US-270 JUNCTION NEAR CALVIN.
PROJECT LENGTH = 0.256 MILES
The work includes roadway items such as temporary silt fence, solid slab sodding, removal of structures and obstructions, and guardrail bridge connection (D-BF retrofit). Bridge items include concrete parapet, special concrete finish, Class AA and Class C concrete, epoxy coated reinforcing steel, cleaning bridge surfaces, painting existing structures, elastomeric coating, sealed expansion joints, preparation of cracks above water, epoxy resin above water, pneumatically placed mortar, deck area sealed (floodcoats), carbon fiber-reinforced polymer, corrosion inhibitor (surface applied), repair bridge items, Type I plain riprap with filter blanket, and removal of bridge items (Types A, B, C). Traffic striping includes traffic stripe (plural-component, 6" wide). Traffic control includes portable traffic signal system, construction traffic striping (paint, 6" wide), pavement marking removal (hydroblasting), pavement markers Class A Type 2-A and Type 2-D, truck mounted attenuator, construction signs of various sizes, construction barricades (Type III), warning lights (Types B and D), drums, tube channelizers, and portable changeable message sign. Mobilization is also included.
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Source: Oklahoma Department of Transportation (solicitation 260309), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
