Hennepin County Procureware #CP 2201023

Hennepin County Solicits Bids for 2026 ADA Pedestrian Ramp Retrofit Construction

Hennepin County's Transportation Department is seeking bids for the 2026 ADA Pedestrian Ramp Retrofits Phase 1 project, covering multiple city segments and highways.
- Project scope includes:
- Retrofitting pedestrian curb ramps and sidewalks to meet ADA standards
- Bituminous pavement removal and replacement
- Traffic control services, including certified supervision and alternate pedestrian routes
- Site restoration and environmental safety measures, such as erosion and sediment control
- No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; work is governed by Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) Standard Specifications for Construction (2025 Edition)
- Contract requires:
- Compliance with Minnesota prevailing wage laws
- Small business and workforce inclusion goals (9% SMBE, 11% SWBE, 32% minority, 20% women, 690 apprentice hours)
- Environmental and safety compliance, including contamination contingency plans
- All materials, labor, and equipment must be furnished and installed by the contractor
- Award will be based on lowest responsible bid, with electronic submission required via the county's portal
- Payment and performance bonds are mandatory

Description

This project involves the retrofit of ADA pedestrian ramps in Phase 1 at locations on seven segments: CSAH 4 (2 locations), CSAH 61, CSAH 66, CR 116, CSAH 156, and CSAH 159. The work is to be performed in the cities of Corcoran, Eden Prairie, Golden Valley, Medina, Minnetonka, New Hope, Plymouth, and Rogers within Hennepin County, Minnesota. The scope includes furnishing and delivering all materials and performing all work according to the contract, plans, and specifications, including the Minnesota Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Bidders must submit their bids electronically, and the contract will be awarded based on the low bid. The project requires compliance with various statutory and regulatory provisions, including payment and performance bonds.

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