Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-66204-NONST-2027-000000004

Walnut Grove seeks contractor for Park Street Drainage Repair Project including culvert replacement and ditch stabilization.

Walnut Grove, Georgia is seeking bids for the Park Street Drainage Repair Project, focusing on culvert replacement and ditch stabilization. - Government Buyer: - City of Walnut Grove, Georgia - Project managed under local jurisdiction - Products and Materials Requested: - Replacement of a damaged corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culvert with a reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) culvert, 30 feet in length - GDOT Safety Flared End Sections for the new culvert - Foundation backfill: minimum 12 inches of 57 stone and compacted graded aggregate base (GAB) - Sod matching adjacent yards for disturbed areas - Services Requested: - Removal of existing CMP culvert and installation of new RCP culvert per Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) specifications - Regrading and stabilization of multiple ditch sections along Park Street (60-foot right-of-way) - Erosion control, matting, grassing, fertilization, and sod installation - Coordination with utility providers to resolve conflicts - Unique Requirements: - All work must comply with GDOT standards and specifications - Lane closure and work hours are regulated - Disturbed areas must be stabilized until 85% stand of permanent grass is achieved - Contractors must provide performance bonds and insurance - No specific OEMs are named; focus is on construction materials and compliance with GDOT standards.

Description

This solicitation is for the replacement of a CMP culvert under Industrial Parkway and regrading and stabilization of multiple ditch sections along Park Street in Walnut Grove, Georgia. The project requires adherence to GDOT specifications, including the use of RCP culverts increased to 30 feet, proper backfilling, and erosion control measures. The contractor must coordinate utility conflicts and ensure stabilization of disturbed areas with grassing and sod. Work hours and lane closures are regulated, and the project must be completed prior to November 15, 2026.

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