Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0005

Award for ADA Curb Ramp Construction and Concrete Repairs in Omaha, NE

The City of Omaha has awarded a major contract for ADA-compliant curb ramp construction and related concrete repairs across multiple locations in Omaha, Nebraska. - Government Buyer: - City of Omaha, Public Works Department (with involvement from Douglas County Purchasing and the Human Rights and Relations Department) - Awarded Vendor: - DPS, llc (primary contractor) - Other bidders included Fusion Construction, NL & L Concrete, and TR Construction - Products and Services Requested: - Extensive ADA curb ramp construction (over 18,500 sq ft) - Large and small area pavement repairs (500 units each) - Driveway repairs (300 units) - Curb and gutter repairs (18,750 linear feet) - Sidewalk repairs (over 53,000 sq ft combined for 4" and 6" thickness) - Installation of detectable warning panels (3,600 sq ft) - Construction of segmental and reinforced PCC retaining walls - Traffic calming devices, conduit installation, inlet and utility adjustments - Equipment rentals: dump trucks, skid loaders, loaders (100 hours each) - Landscaping: seeding, sodding, tree root trimming - Temporary traffic control and public information services - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory Economic Equity and Inclusion Plan (EEIP) and annual Economic Sustainability Program (ESP) plan - Apprentice utilization incentives and reporting - Compliance with ADA standards, City of Omaha specifications, and local labor laws - Quarterly workforce and inclusion reporting, with penalties for non-compliance - Funded by the 2022 Street Preservation Bond Fund - Locations: - Work performed at various sites throughout Omaha, with key offices at the Omaha/Douglas Civic Center (1819 Farnam Street) - Focus on economically distressed census tracts for workforce and business inclusion

Description

The City of Omaha is soliciting bids for the construction of ADA curb ramps, miscellaneous curb repairs, and curb inlet top replacements at various locations. The project includes requirements for submission of an Economic Equity and Inclusion Plan (EEIP) and qualifies for apprentice utilization with an Apprenticeship Incentive Form (AIF) to be submitted. Bidders must provide a bid bond or acceptable substitute, with specific instructions for submission and original document delivery. The anticipated notice to proceed date is March 30, 2026.

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