Alaska Online Public Notices #223244

Alaska DOT&PF Solicits Bids for Tazlina District Aggregate Stockpiling (Federally Funded)

This procurement seeks bids for the Tazlina District Aggregate Stockpiling project, funded by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and managed by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. - Government Buyer: - State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Division of Program Management and Administration - Scope of Work: - Supply, produce, transport, and stockpile crushed aggregate materials (B-Chips, C-Chips, E-Chips) - Delivery and stockpiling at four designated locations in the Tazlina District: - Tok Cutoff Highway mile 49 - Edgerton Highway mile 24 - Glenn Highway mile 149.9 - Lake Louise Road mile 10 - Quantities and Product Details: - Tok Cutoff Highway mile 49: - 4,000 cubic yards of B-Chips - 2,500 cubic yards of E-Chips - Edgerton Highway mile 24: - 2,500 cubic yards of B-Chips - 2,500 cubic yards of C-Chips - Glenn Highway mile 149.9: - 2,000 cubic yards of B-Chips - 2,000 cubic yards of C-Chips - 2,500 cubic yards of E-Chips - Lake Louise Road mile 10: - 2,000 cubic yards of B-Chips - 2,000 cubic yards of C-Chips - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with Alaska Bidder Preference rules - Valid Alaska business license required prior to award - Adherence to all state and federal laws, including civil rights and disability accommodation - Firm fixed price contract; bids must remain valid for at least 90 days - Completion deadlines for each site between July and September (see contract documents for specifics) - No specific OEMs or named vendors are required; open to all qualified aggregate suppliers.

Description

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is soliciting bids for the Tazlina District Aggregate Stockpiling project, which is federally funded. The procurement involves stockpiling aggregate materials in the Tazlina District. Bids must be submitted by April 21, 2026, with a public opening on April 22, 2026. The solicitation includes requirements for valid Alaska business licenses and compliance with state and federal laws, including civil rights and disability accommodations.

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