Treasury Board Opengov #IFB #260019489

Richmond E. Broad Street Bridge Superstructure Replacement Solicitation

The City of Richmond Department of Public Works is seeking bids for the replacement of the E. Broad Street bridge superstructure over the CSX Transportation right-of-way. - Government Buyer: - City of Richmond, Department of Public Works - Project Scope: - Removal and replacement of the bridge superstructure with a 36'-3" long precast box girder system - Repair and replacement of sidewalks (including brick in herringbone pattern) and granite curbing - Installation of new guardrails (types GR-2 and MGS-1) and fixed object attachments - Asphalt and aggregate paving, including surface, intermediate, and base mixes - Demolition of existing pavement, curbing, guardrails, and trees - Installation of new trees to match existing species - Pavement marking removal and installation, signage, and lighting - Maintenance of traffic and erosion/sediment control throughout construction - Products/Services Requested: - Mobilization, construction surveying, environmental and worker protection - Precast box girder bridge components (no specific OEMs named) - Asphalt, aggregate, granite curbing, brick sidewalk materials - Guardrails, signage, lighting equipment - Notable Requirements: - Bridge is a historic structure eligible for the National Register of Historic Places - Minimal ground disturbance within existing right-of-way - Virginia Class A Contractor license and VDOT prequalification required - Adherence to City of Richmond and Virginia laws - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of the bridge superstructure on E. Broad St over an abandoned railroad spur. The project scope includes sidewalk repair, lighting, and traffic maintenance within the existing right-of-way with minimal ground disturbance. It is a historic project eligible for listing in the National Register. The solicitation includes a detailed bid schedule, technical specifications, and contractual terms. The project is funded and governed by the City of Richmond and Virginia laws, with a scheduled pre-bid meeting, bid opening, and completion timeline.

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