Murray County Civicplus #PW-2026-LMIG-Countywide

Murray County Solicits Bids for Countywide Paving and Resurfacing Project

Murray County, Georgia is seeking bids for a large-scale countywide paving and resurfacing project covering over 37.5 miles of local roads. - Government Buyer: - Murray County, Georgia (Office of the Commissioner) - Products and Services Requested: - Approximately 487,916 square yards of asphalt overlay/repaving - 45,000 tons of recycled asphalt concrete (9.5 mm, Type I, GP 1 or Blend 1, part number 402-3100) - 16,669 tons of recycled asphalt concrete leveling (part number 402-1812) - 37,164 gallons of bituminous tack coat (part number 413-1000) - Traffic striping and pavement markings: - Solid traffic stripe, 5 in, white (part number 652-2501) - Solid traffic stripe, 5 in, yellow (part number 652-2502) - Thermoplastic solid traffic stripe, 24 in, white (part number 653-1704) - Thermoplastic pavement markings for railroad/highway crossing symbols (part number 653-0100) - Thermoplastic pavement marking for 'STOP AHEAD' (part number 653-0210) - Traffic control services, including railroad flaggers - Manhole and valve box adjustments - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All work must comply with Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) Standard Specifications (2021 Edition) and applicable GDOT standards - Traffic control and signage must meet MUTCD and GDOT requirements - Liquidated damages of $300 per day for project delays - Work must begin within 60 days of notice to proceed and be substantially complete within 180 days - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Project locations include numerous county roads such as Adams Road, Baxter Road, Central Way, and others

Description

This solicitation invites bids for the 2026 LMIG Countywide Paving Project in Murray County, Georgia. The project involves repaving and overlay on more than 37.549 miles of county roadways, including asphalt overlay/repaving, leveling, restriping, paint striping/marking replacement, and manhole/valve box adjustments. The work must conform to Georgia Department of Transportation standards and includes traffic control measures, including railroad flaggers. Bids are due by May 5, 2026, at 9:30 AM and will be publicly opened at that time.

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