Road work includes two intersection projects and two pedestrian crossing projects at the College of Charleston on Ashley Avenue, Congress Street, Huger Street, Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets.
Bids are due December 9, 2026 at 3:00pm for a solicitation posted November 6, 2026.
Intersection work is at Ashley Avenue and Congress Street and Ashley Avenue at Huger Street.
Pedestrian work consists of raised midblock crossings on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
Charleston County issued the work as IFB No. 6246-27C with electronic submissions through its procurement portal.
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Perform intersection road work at Ashley Avenue at Huger Street and Ashley Avenue at Congress Street.
Build raised midblock pedestrian crossings on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
Submit an electronic bid for IFB No. 6246-27C by December 9, 2026 at 3:00pm.
Posted Scope of Work
Project involves two intersections projects and two pedestrian crossings projects at the College of Charleston. The projects are located at the intersection at Ashley Avenue and Congress Street, Ashley Avenue at Huger Street, and the raised midblock crossings are on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
Work includes intersection improvements at Ashley Avenue and Congress Street and Ashley Avenue at Huger Street, and construction of raised midblock crossings on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
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Questions & answers
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Where will the road work be performed?
The projects are located at the intersection at Ashley Avenue and Congress Street, Ashley Avenue at Huger Street, and the raised midblock crossings are on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
When are bids due?
December 9, 2026 - 3:00pm
How must bids be submitted?
electronic submissions
What is the solicitation number and who is the contact?
IFB No. 6246-27C, coordinator wendy curtis at wcurtis@charlestoncounty.org
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Project involves two intersections projects and two pedestrian crossings projects at the College of Charleston. The projects are located at the intersection at Ashley Avenue and Congress Street, Ashley Avenue at Huger Street, and the raised midblock crossings are on Coming Street and St. Phillip Streets at the College of Charleston Greenway.
Project Name
Road Work- Ashley Ave, at Huger and Ashley Ave. at Congress and St, Phillip and Coming Street Midblock Crossing Projects
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Source: Charleston County (solicitation IFB-No.-6246-27C), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.