Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-62250-NONST-2027-000000015

Johnson Avenue Stormwater and Streetscape Reconstruction for City of Carrollton, GA

The City of Carrollton, Georgia is seeking a contractor for a comprehensive stormwater and streetscape reconstruction project on Johnson Avenue and a portion of Barnes Avenue. - Government Buyer: - City of Carrollton, Georgia (local government) - Products and Services Requested: - Installation of new 18''-60'' storm sewer piping and drainage structures - Installation of new 8'' sanitary sewer main piping and manholes - Installation of new 8'' and 12'' water mains - Reconnection of sanitary sewer and water services - Relocation of existing utilities as needed - Saw-cutting and demolition of existing roads and parking lots - Milling and overlay of road surfaces - Construction of new full-depth pavement, curb and gutter - Construction of new sidewalks - Installation of a retaining wall - Re-striping and re-signing of roadways and parking lots - Traffic control, erosion control (installation, maintenance, removal), and permanent stabilization - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Contractor must coordinate all utility relocations and closures with the City Engineer - Ongoing communication with Project Engineer and City Engineer is required - Experience with projects of similar complexity is mandatory - Bid, performance, and payment bonds are required - Contractors must be on the bidders list by obtaining contract documents from the City - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Project covers both utility infrastructure and streetscape improvements

Description

The project involves reconstructing Johnson Avenue and associated utilities from Rome Street to Barnes Avenue and on Barnes Avenue from Johnson Avenue north approximately 250 feet. It includes installation of new storm sewer piping and drainage structures, sanitary sewer main piping and manholes, water mains, and reconnecting sanitary sewer and water services. The work also covers utility relocations, demolition, milling and overlay of roads, new pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalks, retaining wall installation, re-striping, re-signing, traffic control, erosion control, and permanent stabilization. The contractor must coordinate utility relocations and lane/road/parking lot closures with the City Engineer and maintain communication throughout construction.

View original listing