Georgia Procurement Registry #BL086-26

Gwinnett County Seeks Multi-Year Landscape and Concrete Restoration Services After Utility Repairs

Gwinnett County Government's Department of Water Resources is seeking bids for a five-year contract to restore landscape and concrete following utility repairs. - Government Buyer: - Gwinnett County Government, Department of Water Resources - Scope of Work: - Restoration of landscape and concrete areas impacted by utility repairs - Services include backfill, ditching, road grading, curb and gutter construction/maintenance, sidewalk and driveway repair/construction, paving and resurfacing of streets, highways, alleys, parking lots, and land restoration/reclamation - Contract Structure: - Multi-year (five-year) contract - Two contractors will be selected: primary (lowest responsive, responsible bidder) and secondary (next lowest) - Secondary contractor is used if the primary cannot complete restoration within 21 days of a work order - Requirements: - Valid Utility Contractors License required - Strict bonding and insurance requirements (bid bond at 5% of total bid; performance and payment bonds at 100% each) - Compliance with Georgia state licensing and insurance regulations - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable Details: - Emphasis on timely completion (21-day window for primary contractor) - Broad range of restoration and construction services covered under the contract

Description

Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners is soliciting competitive sealed bids from qualified suppliers for the restoration of landscape and concrete resulting from utility repairs under a multi-year contract for the Department of Water Resources. The contract duration is five years, and the county intends to award to two contractors: a primary and a secondary. The secondary contractor will be used only if the primary cannot complete restoration tasks within 21 days of the work order. Bids must be submitted by June 24, 2026, and a pre-bid meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026. Contractors must have a current valid Utility Contractors License and meet bonding and insurance requirements.

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