Opportunity
Kershaw County Granicus #Bid#26-205-06
Kershaw County 2026 Road Resurfacing Project Bid Opportunity
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
September 29, 2026
Identifier
Bid#26-205-06
NAICS
237310
Kershaw County is seeking bids for a comprehensive road resurfacing project covering multiple local and state roads. - Government Buyer: - Kershaw County Purchasing Department - Project Scope: - Full depth patching, leveling, variable milling and overlaying, shoulder widening, and pavement marking - Approximately 36,770 linear feet of roadway across several roads, including Bloomsbury Circle, Cambridge Lane Extension, Catoe Road (S-499), College Street W (S-68), Fair Street E (S-65), Hall Road (S-306), Hunters Point Drive (S-944), John Eddye Road, Little Street, Norwood Street E (S-144), Ole Still Lane, Sheffield Drive, Spring Village Road (S-881), and Woodland Drive (S-484) - Products/Services Requested: - Resurfacing materials and supplies for patching, leveling, milling, overlaying, shoulder widening, and pavement marking - Road resurfacing services for the specified roads - Vendors and OEMs: - Bidding documents must be purchased from Michael Baker International, Inc. - No specific OEMs for materials or equipment are named; bidders may propose their own sources - Notable Requirements: - Only bidders who purchase plans from Michael Baker International, Inc. are eligible - 5% bid bond required - Good faith efforts to subcontract with minority businesses are encouraged - Bidders must be in good standing with Kershaw County - County reserves the right to reject any or all bids
Description
This project involves resurfacing work in Kershaw County, including full depth patching, leveling, variable milling and overlaying, shoulder widening, and pavement marking of approximately 36,770 linear feet of existing roadway across multiple local roads and state routes. The contract time is 120 consecutive calendar days from the Notice-to-Proceed, anticipated on or before July 10, 2026. Bidding documents are available for purchase from Michael Baker International, and a bid bond of 5% of the maximum bid price is required. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids and encourages subcontracting with minority businesses.