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ODOT Solicits Bids for Morrison Bridge Stair Removal and Related Construction Services

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Region 1, is seeking bids for the Morrison Bridge Stair Removal project in Portland, Oregon. - Government Buyer: - Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Region 1 - Scope of Work: - Removal of pedestrian stairs and associated surfacing from the Morrison Bridge - Placement of ecology blocks as specified in project plans - Construction of miscellaneous paving and concrete curbs - Installation of aggregate base, subbase, and subgrade geotextile - Asphalt pavement sawcutting (6 to 14 inches deep) - Provision of temporary work zone traffic control - Development and implementation of a pollution control plan - Mobilization of labor, equipment, and materials - Products/Services Requested: - Ecology block placement (3 units) - Aggregate base (47 units) and subbase (27 units) - Commercial asphalt concrete pavement (16 units) - Concrete curbs (25 units) - Subgrade geotextile (75 units) - Asphalt pavement sawcutting (185 units) - Mobilization, traffic control, pollution control plan, and bridge removal work (1 unit each) - Estimated Contract Value: - $100,000 to $250,000 - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid conference - Compliance with prevailing wage laws - Performance and payment bonds required - Strict adherence to ODOT specifications and plans - Project is open to qualified contractors; no specific OEMs or vendors are named - All specifications, plans, and requirements are available via OregonBuys.

Description

This solicitation is for the Morrison Bridge Stair Removal project for the Oregon Department of Transportation. The work includes all labor, materials, transportation, equipment, permits, and services necessary to complete the construction work. Specific tasks include traffic control, removal of pedestrian stairs and associated surfacing, placement of ecology blocks per plans, construction of miscellaneous paving and curb, and other incidental work as specified. The project is a public improvement procured through a competitive sealed bid process.

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