Lexington County Ionwave #2027-IFB-22

Hass Lucas Road paving, drainage, erosion-control, and water-line improvements

Lexington County is seeking a contractor to pave Hass Lucas Road and complete related drainage, erosion-control, and water-line improvements in South Carolina. - Government buyer: Lexington County Department of Public Works, Engineering Division; Procurement Services. The solicitation identifies Shannon Sharpe in Procurement, and the environmental assessment identifies Brent Hyatt, PE. - Scope: Convert the existing dirt road to pavement, with associated grading, drainage, traffic markings, fencing, vegetation, erosion control, and water-system construction. - Bid quantities include: 5,483 LF of 6-inch water line; 1,698 tons of Type C asphalt surface course; 1,372 LF of 15-inch and 360 LF of 18-inch smooth-wall pipe; and 13,790 SY of 6-inch aggregate base. The full line-item schedule is provided below. - Water-line work: Includes four 6-inch gate valves, bends, two connections to existing water lines, nine domestic service connections, nine existing-line abandonments, 14 meter connections, one air-release valve, and replacement of one 6-inch-by-6-inch tee. - Environmental findings: ICE prepared an environmental due-diligence assessment for an approximately 12.5-acre study area. It found no wetlands or other aquatic features and no observed listed species; tricolored bat habitat is present, and the report recommends avoiding tree clearing during specified sensitive seasonal windows. - Named organizations: ICE is identified in connection with the environmental assessment. IonWave is named as the bid-submission platform. No construction OEMs or bidding contractors are identified.

Description

Lexington County is seeking bids for roadway improvements on Hass Lucas Road, described in the attached project materials as converting the existing dirt road to pavement. Work items listed in the bid form include clearing and grading, aggregate base and asphalt paving, drainage pipe, pavement markings, erosion control, and associated water-line work. The solicitation requires bid security equal to 5% of the total bid and specifies performance and payment bonds for bids over $50,000. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for October 29, 2026; bids are due November 20, 2026, and must be submitted through IonWave.

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