Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-68300-NONST-2026-000000013

Johnson County Solicits Traffic Control and Road Marking Services for 41 Roads

Johnson County Board of Commissioners in Georgia is seeking contractors for the 2026 LMIG SAP project, focused on traffic control and road marking improvements across 41 county roads. - Government Buyer: - Johnson County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) - Project oversight by Johnson County and/or WSP USA INC, with a professional engineer supervising - Products and Services Requested: - Traffic control materials and equipment compliant with Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) standards - Road striping materials (paint, thermoplastic, etc.) for 41 county roads - Raised pavement markers (RPMs), rumble strips, and stop bars installation - Roadway striping and marking services - Traffic control planning and implementation during construction - Project management and inspection services - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All materials must be on GDOT's Qualified Products List - Contractors must submit both base bid and alternates - Compliance with GDOT specifications and safety protocols is mandatory - Contractor must provide a traffic control plan, coordinate with utilities, and maintain the project area - A detailed project schedule is required; a preconstruction conference may be held - No specific OEMs are named in the solicitation; materials must meet GDOT standards - The project duration is 180 days from Notice to Proceed

Description

This solicitation is for traffic control, striping, RPMs, rumble strips, and stop bars on 41 county roads in Johnson County. The project involves construction and public works activities related to highway and road maintenance and repair. The work will be overseen by Johnson County and/or WSP USA INC, with a professional engineer managing the project. Contractors must submit bids including pricing for the base bid and any alternates, and comply with applicable GDOT specifications and standards. A preconstruction conference may be held prior to issuing a Notice to Proceed.

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