Maryland Procurement Portal #BPM059492

MD 414 roadway and pedestrian-safety improvements in Prince George’s County

The Maryland State Highway Administration is seeking roadway, intersection, and pedestrian-safety improvements along MD 414 in Prince George’s County. - Government buyer: Maryland State Highway Administration; the work is in Prince George’s County, Maryland. - Project limits: Approximately 2.12 miles of MD 414 (St. Barnabas Road), from IS-95 Ramp 2 to MD 5 Ramp 5. - Roadway and pedestrian work: Modify intersection geometry, including removing channelized right-turn lanes, reducing corner radii, adding chicanes, and constructing median refuge islands. Upgrade ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps, driveways, and bus stops; add pedestrian-safety signs and pavement markings, including continental crosswalks, lane-width edge lines, and hardened centerlines. Reduce the posted speed limit from 40 mph to 35 mph. - Signals, beacons, and drainage: Install a traffic signal at Pohanka Place; reconstruct signals at the Sunrise Shopping Center entrance, Winston Street/Wheeler Road, and Hagan Road; and modify signals and relocate APC/CPS at Virginia Lane and Temple Hill Road. Install four Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons with refuge islands, overhead pedestrian-area flasher signs at both project ends, and drainage structures and pipes where affected; clean existing inlets and pipes. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are identified in the provided notice. Utility-pole work is by others and is not included in this requested scope.

Description

The project covers approximately 2.12 miles of MD 414 (St. Barnabas Road) in Prince George’s County, from IS-95 Ramp 2 to MD 5 Ramp 5, and includes traffic-calming measures and intersection improvements to enhance pedestrian safety. Work includes geometric intersection changes, ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps and bus stops, pedestrian-safety signing and pavement markings, drainage work, and new or reconstructed traffic signals. The project also includes pedestrian hybrid beacons and refuge islands at four locations, pedestrian-area flasher signs at both ends of the project, and relocation of street lights and utility poles. Electronic bids are due through Bid Express by December 3, 2026, at 12:00 PM Eastern.

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