Opportunity

Jackson County Civic Plus #205

Jackson County solicitation for Behling Road pit mining and aggregate materials

Posted

October 06, 2026

Respond By

October 20, 2026

Identifier

205

NAICS

212321

Jackson County is soliciting bids for mining and processing aggregate materials at its Behling Road pit in Michigan. - Government buyer: Jackson County Department of Transportation (JCDOT), Jackson County, Michigan. - Products requested: - 17,500 cubic yards of 23A gravel. - 7,500 cubic yards of x1 natural stone; the source describes the stone designation as “x1.” - Services: Mine and process the specified materials at the Behling Road pit. No OEM, manufacturer, or prospective vendor is named. - Key requirements: Materials must meet current Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) specifications. The contractor must submit work, pit-management, and stockpile plans, including measures to limit environmental impacts, reduce material segregation, and rehabilitate the site. Work must comply with applicable township, environmental, mine-safety, and state and federal requirements. - Operating constraints: No Sunday or holiday work; Saturday mining equipment must shut down at noon; no work before sunrise or after sunset. JCDOT may test stockpiled material and reject the pile if repeated tests fail. - Other procurement details: Pricing must remain firm for the contract. The resulting contract may be offered to other Michigan municipalities through the CoPro+ Cooperative Bid Program.

Description

Jackson County Department of Transportation is seeking bids from qualified contractors to mine 17,500 cubic yards of 23A gravel and 7,500 cubic yards of natural stone from the Behling Road pit in Jackson County, Michigan. Materials must meet current Michigan Department of Transportation specifications, and bidders must provide a pit management plan addressing environmental impacts and site rehabilitation. The project must be completed by October 31, 2027, unless otherwise approved by Jackson County, and bid prices must remain firm for the contract. The resulting contract may be extended to other government municipalities through the CoPro+ Cooperative Bid Program.

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