Opportunity

Lee County Ionwave #B260249SML Addendum 4

Lee County Bus Stop ADA and Sidewalk Improvement Construction Project

Posted

June 26, 2026

Respond By

July 30, 2026

Identifier

B260249SML Addendum 4

NAICS

237310

Lee County, Florida is seeking qualified contractors to upgrade 22 bus stops for LeeTran, focusing on ADA compliance and sidewalk improvements. - Government Buyer: - Lee County Board of County Commissioners, acting through Lee County Transit (LeeTran) and the Procurement Management Department - Project Scope: - Construction and improvement of 22 bus stops across Lee County - Emphasis on ADA-compliant access and associated sidewalk upgrades - Work includes mobilization, maintenance of traffic, sediment barriers, clearing and grubbing, excavation, embankment, concrete sidewalks, turf sod, sign and bench relocation, pavers, curbs, detectable warning surfaces, trash receptacle relocation, bike rack and handrail resets, and as-built surveys - Products/Services Requested: - Multiple construction line items with specified part numbers and quantities (e.g., Sidewalk Concrete 6" Thick, Detectable Warning Surface, Concrete Curb & Gutter, Architectural Pavers) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant requirements - Adherence to Davis-Bacon wage rates and Buy America certification for manufactured products - Must meet all federal, state, and local regulations - Detailed plans and special conditions provided in bid documents - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Bids must be submitted electronically or hand-delivered as specified

Description

Lee County Board of County Commissioners, on behalf of Lee County Transit (LeeTran), is soliciting bids from qualified contractors to provide construction and improvement services for bus route infrastructure. The work includes ADA compliance and associated sidewalk improvements at various locations throughout Lee County. Bidders must submit sealed bids electronically via Ion Wave or hand-delivered to the Procurement Management Department in Fort Myers, FL. The project is funded in part or in whole by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and requires compliance with federal grant requirements.

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