Columbus Ionwave #26-10

Columbus, Indiana Overlay Phase 2 Road Milling, Paving, and Geogrid Project

The City of Columbus, Indiana, through its Board of Public Works and Safety, is seeking bids for the Overlay Phase 2 road improvement project. - Government Buyer: - City of Columbus, Indiana - Board of Public Works and Safety - Office: Council Chambers of Columbus City Hall - OEMs and Vendors: - Tensar (for InterAx NX850 Geogrid) - Products/Services Requested: - Road milling at depths of 1.5", 4", and 6" (49,400 SYD, 17,700 SYD, and 5,300 SYD respectively) - Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) layers: - 25mm HMA Base, Type B (5,720 tons) - 19mm HMA Intermediate, Type C (2,430 tons) - 9.5mm HMA Surface, Type B (4,510 tons) - 9.5mm HMA Surface, Type C (1,500 tons) - Common excavation (915 CYD) - Tensar InterAx NX850 Geogrid (3,650 SYD) - Compacted #53 stone (2,410 tons) - Standard flattop drywell (1 each) - Casting adjustments (77 each) - Thermoplastic pavement markings: - Yellow line, 4" (4,060 LFT) - White stop line, 24" (1,008 LFT) - White crosswalk line, 6" (1,145 LFT) - White crosswalk line, 24" (350 LFT) - Lane indication arrow (12 each) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Use of Tensar InterAx NX850 Geogrid for pavement reinforcement - Submission of a notarized Comprehensive Compliance Form covering affirmative action, Iran contract disqualification, drug-free workplace, OSHA/IOSHA compliance, and employment eligibility verification - Bid bond or certified check for 10% of bid amount required - 100% performance and payment bond required from the successful bidder - All bids must be submitted electronically via the Euna Procurement system (Ion Wave) - Project completion required by a specified deadline, with liquidated damages for late completion

Description

The City of Columbus, Indiana is soliciting bids for the Overlay Phase 2 project, which involves various milling and paving activities as detailed in the bid documents. The project requires contractors to submit bids electronically through the Euna Procurement system by August 25, 2026. Bidders must provide a notarized Comprehensive Compliance Form and a bid bond of 10% of the bid amount. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a 100% performance and payment bond and begin construction promptly upon contract award.

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