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ODOT US 101 and Market Avenue Enhanced Pedestrian Crossing Construction

ODOT is seeking a contractor to improve the pedestrian crossing at US 101 and Market Avenue in Coos County, Oregon. - Government buyer: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), Region 3, District 7; the project is in Coos Bay and identified as BOLI Region 7. - Project: US101 at Market Ave Enhanced Crossing Project, including traffic and erosion control; curb ramps, sidewalks, curbs, drainage and asphalt work; pavement markings and signs; and a flashing beacon. - Priced work and materials: Includes 240 flagger units, 40 pedestrian channelizing devices, 1,286 units of concrete walks, 178 units of curb and gutter, 59 truncated domes, 254 pavement bars, sign posts and supports, drainage structures, paving materials, and landscaping materials. See the line-item lists for all specified quantities. - Named product supplier/OEM: Vanguard ADA Systems is identified for its Liquid Applied GuideStrip / TWSI in blue. No part number is provided. Safety-yellow truncated dome warning surfaces are also required; the specifications refer to an approved-product list. - Other named organizations: NW Natural, Pacific Power, City of Coos Bay, Ziply Fiber, Charter Communications, Douglas Fast Net, and Coos Bay North Bend Water Board are identified for utility coordination, not as bidders or specified suppliers. - Notable requirements: Oregon Buy America provisions, Oregon prevailing-wage compliance, performance and payment bonds, traffic and safety planning, and a project-specific lead compliance plan. Approximately 9 tons of lead-contaminated soil must be disposed of at a landfill. - Estimated value: The solicitation materials estimate the project at $100,000–$250,000. - Timing: The contract sets substantial and final completion milestones; the start date and total duration are not stated.

Description

The Oregon Department of Transportation is seeking bids for construction work on US101 at Market Avenue (US 101 MP 238.17) in Coos County, Oregon. Work includes temporary traffic control, erosion control, removal and construction of concrete curb ramps, sidewalks and curbs, asphalt replacement, pavement markings and signs, and installation of a flashing beacon. Bids must be submitted through OregonBuys, with completed bidder certification and pricing forms uploaded and the total project cost entered in the system. A mandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled for November 3, 2026.

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