South Carolina Department of TransportationIssuing agency·South Carolina·via a public procurement portal2027 NEWBERRY/SALUDA PAVEMENT IMPROVEMENT
Counties: Newberry Saluda
SC File No.: 5277400
Project No.: P045151
Completion Date: 5/31/2028
Funding: ST
DBE Goal: 0.00%
Approx. Length: 14.1900 miles
Letting: November 10, 2026 at 2:00 pm
The work includes mobilization, bonds and insurance, construction stakes, removal and disposal of existing pavement, removal of existing guardrail, borrow excavation, maintenance stone, cement modified recycled base (10", 12", 14" uniform) with curing method B, portland cement for cement modified recycled base course, liquid asphalt binder PG64-22, full depth asphalt pavement patching (4", 8", 10", 12" uniform), milling existing asphalt pavement (2.0" and variable), asphalt surface course Type B and Type C, driveway paving (Type B and Type C), traffic control, permanent construction signs (ground mounted), pavement markings (temporary paint and thermoplastic in various colors and sizes), permanent pavement markers, milled-in rumble strips, furnish and install conduit and copper wire, sawcut for loop detector, electrical enclosures, detectable warning material, pedestrian ramp construction, surface applied detectable warning, guardrail end treatments, permanent grassing, silt fence, and related erosion control items.
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