Jackson County Civic Plus #201

Jackson County DOT Solicits Bids for Mineral Aggregate Materials for Road Projects

Jackson County Department of Transportation (Jackson County DOT) is seeking bids for the supply and delivery of a wide range of mineral aggregate materials for use on county and Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) roads. - Government Buyer: - Jackson County Department of Transportation (Jackson County DOT) - Products Requested: - Multiple types of mineral aggregates, including: - 2105-3/8x #4 Asphalt Split Limestone (must meet MDOT specifications) - 4" x 8" riprap - 6A washed stone - 22A and 23A road gravel - 23A limestone - 21AA crushed stone - Asphalt millings - Class II sand, 2NS sand - Ohio 9 double washed - Pea stone - Screened topsoil - 3/8 x #4 Blast Furnace Slag, 3/8 x #4 Natural Stone - 34 CS-M Natural, CST Natural, 34CS Natural - CST Trap Rock, 34 CS Trap Rock - 29A Crushed Limestone - Birdseye - #4 x #16 - 21A Crushed Stone - Inch Limestone - No specific part numbers or quantities are provided; all materials must meet the latest MDOT standard specifications for construction - Delivery Requirements: - Delivery to four specified garage locations in Jackson County: Clark Lake, Jackson, Henrietta, and Parma - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Strict adherence to MDOT standards for all materials - The county reserves the right to inspect and test materials, with penalties for non-compliance - Pricing must remain firm for the first year; a price review (up to 5% CPI-based increase) is allowed if the contract is extended - The contract will be extended statewide via the CoPro+ Cooperative Bid Program, allowing other public entities in Michigan to utilize the agreement - No guaranteed quantities; purchases will be made as needed - OEMs/Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

Jackson County Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for mineral aggregate materials to be used on County and MDOT roads. The contract term is one year with an option to renew for an additional year, not to exceed two years total. The solicitation aims to competitively award a qualified company capable of providing mineral aggregate that meets Michigan Department of Transportation standards. The contract will also be extended to other government municipalities in Michigan through a cooperative bid program. Bids must be submitted by August 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM EST via email to the specified contact.

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