Hollywood Opengov #IFB-420-26-JJ

City of Hollywood Traffic Calming Intersection Modifications Solicitation

The City of Hollywood, Florida, is seeking qualified contractors to deliver comprehensive traffic calming intersection modifications at multiple city locations. - Government Buyer: - City of Hollywood, Design and Construction Management, Procurement Services Division - Contact: Jean Joinville - Scope of Work: - Construction of roundabouts, chicanes, curb extensions, intersection dividers, pavement markings, and signage - 11 specific intersection projects, each as a turnkey solution (includes maintenance of traffic, general conditions, markings, signs, permit conditions, etc.) - All work must comply with City, Broward County, and FDOT standards - Products/Services Requested: - Roundabouts at Harrison St & S 10 Ave, Johnson St & N 14 Ave, Thomas St & N 40th Ave, S61st Ave & Plunkett St, Plunkett St & S 63rd Ave - Intersection dividers at Harrison St & S 12 Ave, Harrison St & S 11 Ave - Intersection modifications at N Park Rd & Emerald Oaks Dr, N Park Rd & Atlanta St, Van Buren St & S Highland Dr, Van Buren St & S Circle Dr - Quantities: - Each intersection device/modification is a single turnkey line item (total: 11) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractors must have relevant licenses and experience with similar roadway projects - Must maintain traffic flow and coordinate with stakeholders during construction - Strict adherence to local and state construction standards - Project management to ensure safety and timely completion - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are named in the solicitation - Contract duration is 240 days for construction, with an additional 30 days for closeout (total 270 days)

Description

The City of Hollywood is seeking qualified contractors to construct traffic-calming intersection improvements at multiple locations throughout the City. The project includes installation of roundabouts, chicanes, curb extensions, pavement markings, signage, and other roadway improvements aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety, reducing vehicle speeds, and improving neighborhood traffic operations. Work will be performed within existing rights-of-way following approved plans and standards. The project schedule includes a 240-day construction period.

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