Monroe Municode #KW240294

SR 11 at US 78 Eastbound Ramp Intersection Improvements

The City of Monroe is seeking bids for roadway and traffic-signal improvements at the SR 11 eastbound ramp intersection with US 78 in Monroe, Georgia. - Government buyer: City of Monroe, Walton County, Georgia; no sub-agency or purchasing office is identified. - Scope: Widen the ramp, remove raised medians, mill and resurface pavement, install a traffic signal, add signs and pavement markings, and complete grading and erosion control. - Major quantities: 1 steel strain pole with a 25-foot mast arm; 2 poles with 40-foot mast arms; 4 microwave radar detection assemblies; 1 cellular router; 795 units of 2-inch nonmetallic conduit; and 300 total units of 5-inch and 7-inch directional boring. The bid schedule also specifies quantities for signs, guardrail, asphalt, concrete, striping, and erosion-control work; see the line items below. - OEMs and named organizations: No product OEMs or product brands are specified. Keck & Wood, Inc. is identified as project designer and bid-document issuer; QuestCDN is identified as the document distribution platform. Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) specifications apply where referenced or applicable. - Notable requirements: Bidders must show an eligible Georgia contractor or utility-contractor license, or qualifications for similar work with GDOT. Work is generally restricted to weekdays, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. - Performance: Work begins upon Notice to Proceed and has a 365-calendar-day contract period, with substantial completion due within 182 days.

Description

The City of Monroe is requesting bids for widening the SR 11 eastbound ramp at US 78 in Monroe, Georgia, and installing a new traffic signal at the intersection. Work includes demolition of existing raised medians, roadway widening, asphalt milling and resurfacing, traffic signal installation, striping and road markings, and erosion control. Bids are due November 19, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. local time, and the project has a contract time of 365 calendar days. Bid security of 5% of the total bid amount is required, and bidders must provide evidence of a qualifying Georgia contractor or utility contractor license or similar-work qualifications with the Georgia Department of Transportation.

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