Opportunity
Department of Agriculture Granicus #2026228
Bridge Replacement and Floodplain Fill Project for Saline River in Lincoln County, KS
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
October 01, 2026
Identifier
2026228
NAICS
237310, 237990
This opportunity from the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) seeks proposals for a bridge replacement and floodplain fill project in Lincoln County, Kansas. - Government Buyer: - Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), Environmental Services Section - Project Scope: - Replacement of existing bridge (Br. No. 14-53-180.89) with a new structure featuring 125'-126'-125' prestressed concrete beam composite continuous spans (PBMC) - Grading, surfacing (asphalt), seeding, signing, and pavement markings - Embankment, rock excavation, installation/removal of culverts and manholes - Products/Services Requested: - Prestressed Concrete Beam Composite Continuous Spans (PBMC) Bridge - Rock excavation (7,186 units) - Common excavation (110,560 units) - Embankment (83,650 units) - Removal and installation of various culverts and manholes - Grading, surfacing, seeding, signing, and pavement markings - Ecological review and implementation of best management practices - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Technical coordination for aquatic organism passage - Erosion control and restoration of disturbed soils with native vegetation - Utility coordination with AT&T, Post Rock Rural Water District, City of Lincoln, and Kansas Gas - Compliance with Water Projects Environmental Coordination Act and Kansas statutes - Ecological review completed; no special mitigation measures required - NAICS Code: 237110 (Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction) - Plans available for public review; written comments invited prior to closing
Description
This solicitation is for a bridge replacement and floodplain fill project located along and across the Saline River in Lincoln County, Kansas. The project involves construction activities including grading, surfacing, and installation of a new bridge structure. The plans are available for review and comments are invited prior to the closing date. The project is managed by the Kansas Department of Transportation and requires coordination under the Water Projects Environmental Coordination Act.