Award
Bellingham 33B-2026
Citywide Non-Motorized Improvements
Recipient
RAM Construction General Contractors, LLC; Dawson Construction LLC; Premium Services Inc.; Earthwork Solutions LLC; Faber Construction Corporation; Larry Brown Construction Inc.; Colacurcio Brothers, Inc.
Awarded
June 16, 2026
Identifier
33B-2026
The City of Bellingham, Washington, has awarded several contracts for the Citywide Non-Motorized Improvements project, involving infrastructure enhancements such as pedestrian crossings, bicycle lanes, and traffic safety systems across various locations within the city. The contracts include work by vendors such as RAM Construction General Contractors, LLC, Dawson Construction LLC, Premium Services Inc., Earthwork Solutions LLC, Faber Construction Corporation, Larry Brown Construction Inc., and Colacurcio Brothers, Inc. The scope encompasses construction services, surveying, installation of Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon systems, street lighting, pavement markings, and landscape restoration. Quantities, unit prices, and total bid amounts are detailed, with project completion required within 70 working days. The awarded companies are licensed and in good standing with Washington State authorities, and the contracts include bid bonds and insurance requirements. The project aims to improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure at multiple intersections and urban areas, with bid opening dates in June 2026.
Description
Sealed proposals for the construction of 33B-2026 CITYWIDE NON-MOTORIZED IMPROVEMENTS ES572 project, will be received by the City of Bellingham, 210 Lottie Street, Bellingham, Washington, 98225 at the Purchasing Office until June 16, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., and thereafter will be publicly opened and read. The improvement consists of bicycle and pedestrian improvements across ten areas in the City of Bellingham, including refresh/widen bicycle lane lines on Lakeway from Woburn St to City Limits, install shared lane markings / sharrows on G and H Streets from Dupont to W North and W North from Cornwall to Broadway, seven intersections improvements to install protected pedestrian crossings, four with ADA ramp upgrades, and one with new street light, and one intersection revision with upgraded curb ramps at E Maple and Mason on west side of Ellis Street.