Opportunity
Alachua County Opengov #ITB 26-608-LC
Sidewalk Construction Solicitation for SW 6th Place, Gainesville, FL
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
September 16, 2026
Identifier
ITB 26-608-LC
NAICS
237310
This opportunity involves a local government solicitation for sidewalk construction in Gainesville, Florida. - Government Buyer: Alachua County Public Works - Project Scope: - Construction of a six-foot-wide sidewalk on the north side of SW 6th Place between SW 70th Terrace and SW 67th Terrace - Reconstruction of eight driveways - Construction of ADA-compliant ramps with detectable warning surfaces - Extension of curb and gutter systems (Type F) - Tie-ins to existing intersections and sidewalks - Products/Services Requested: - Mobilization - Maintenance of traffic - Clearing and grubbing - Grading - Inlet protection (3 units) - Concrete sidewalk (4" thick, 533 sq yd; 6" thick, 359 sq yd) - Detectable warning surfaces (115 sq ft) - Curb and gutter, Type F (48 linear feet) - Performance turf (sod, 415 sq yd) - Tree root barrier system (50 sq yd) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with ADA and FDOT standards - Submission of bid bonds and certifications - Adherence to liquidated damages provisions for delays - All work must meet Florida Department of Transportation and Alachua County specifications - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Bids must be submitted electronically via the county's procurement portal
Description
This solicitation is for the construction of a sidewalk on SW 6th Place from SW 70th Terrace to SW 67th Terrace in Gainesville, FL. The project includes mobilization, maintenance of traffic, clearing and grubbing, grading, inlet protection, concrete sidewalks of varying thickness, detectable warning surfaces at intersections, curb and gutter installation, performance turf, and tree root barrier systems. Bidders must submit electronic bids via Alachua County's procurement portal and comply with FDOT and Alachua County specifications. The project requires adherence to federal, state, and local compliance requirements and includes liquidated damages for delays.