Opportunity
Worcester Worcester #8805-J7
Worcester multi-location street resurfacing, drainage, and ADA upgrades
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
October 28, 2026
Identifier
8805-J7
NAICS
237310, 237110, 237990
The City of Worcester is seeking a contractor for multi-location street resurfacing, drainage improvements, and accessibility upgrades. - Buyer: City of Worcester, Department of Public Works and Parks, Purchasing Division; buyer contact named in the attachment: Jerry Kucera. - Opportunity: Miscellaneous Resurfacing (M26-3) / DPW, solicitation 8805-J7, covering work at locations including Granite Street and the Washington Square and Hope Avenue roundabouts. - Work requested: Excavation and pavement reclamation; hot-mix asphalt paving and milling; curb, sidewalk, driveway, and drainage work; traffic signs and pavement markings; and ADA-compliant wheelchair ramps with detectable warning panels. - Estimated project cost: Approximately $4,779,274.50. - Notable requirements: Follow DPW drawings and specifications; meet Massachusetts prevailing-wage requirements and minority/women business enterprise participation goals. The work includes location-specific completion requirements and winter stabilization. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named. The listed numbers are project pay-item codes, not manufacturer part numbers; quantities are not provided in the attachment summary. - Bid package: Includes a general bid form, unit pricing pages, bid security equal to 5% of the bid, and forms required by City policies and programs.
Description
The City of Worcester is seeking bids for miscellaneous construction at various locations within the city. Work includes, but is not limited to, drainage, streetscape, milling, paving, and ADA upgrades, in accordance with Department of Public Works drawings and specifications. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for October 14, 2026, and the complete bid package must include the general bid form, unit pricing pages, 5% bid security, and forms required by City policies and programs. The estimated cost is $4,779,274.50.