Lake Forest Opengov #26S01B and 27S01D

Lake Forest Street Improvement Project: Asphalt Repairs, Resurfacing, and ADA Upgrades

The City of Lake Forest Public Works Department is seeking bids for a comprehensive street improvement project covering Bake Parkway, Normandale Drive, and Regency Lane. - Scope of Work: - Asphalt concrete pavement repairs and reconstruction - Roadway resurfacing, including cold milling and overlays - Restoration of traffic signing, striping, markings, and legends - Removal and replacement of ADA-compliant curb ramps and sidewalks - Construction of concrete bus pads and driveway reconstruction - Utility adjustments (sewer, storm drain, water valve, monument well) - Traffic signal upgrades with Apex camera systems and loop detectors - Traffic control, public notifications, and storm water protection - Key OEMs and Vendors: - All American Asphalt - Hardy & Harper, Inc. - Onyx Paving Company, Inc. - PALP Inc. dba Excel Paving Company - R.J. Noble Company - Sequel Contractors, Inc. - Products/Services Requested: - Uniform Depth Cold Mill 3" (252,000 sq ft) - 1" AC Leveling Course (1,600 tons) - 2" ARHM Overlay (4,850 tons) - Full-depth AC patching, base course, and various removals/replacements (sidewalks, curbs, driveways) - Traffic signal and pedestrian push button upgrades - Mobilization, surveying, traffic control, and SWPPP services - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid conference attendance - Electronic bid submission via the city's eProcurement portal - Extensive technical specifications and ADA compliance - Project completion required within 120 working days

Description

The City of Lake Forest is seeking a responsive and responsible bidder for multiple street improvement projects including resurfacing and rehabilitation of Bake Parkway (Phases 1 and 2), Normandale Drive, and Regency Lane. The work involves asphalt repairs, reconstruction, resurfacing, signing and striping restoration, ADA curb ramps and sidewalks, concrete bus pads, driveway reconstruction, utility adjustments, traffic control, and public notifications. The objective is to improve ride quality, extend roadway service life, and complete accessibility and concrete improvements within the project limits. The project includes detailed technical specifications and multiple phases with a completion timeline of 120 working days from the start date.

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