Opportunity

North Carolina eVP #311-26-27-09

Greenville street rehabilitation, asphalt paving, and pavement-preservation work

Posted

October 27, 2026

Respond By

November 23, 2026

Identifier

311-26-27-09

NAICS

237310

The City of Greenville is seeking a contractor to rehabilitate and preserve city streets through paving, surface treatments, accessibility upgrades, and related roadway work. - Buyer: City of Greenville, North Carolina — Engineering and Right of Way Services Department; Pitt County. - Opportunity: 2027 Street Rehabilitation & Preservation Project, ENG-2027-001; solicitation 311-26-27-09. - OEMs and named products: No manufacturer is identified by name. Reclamite is specified as the standard maltene-based asphalt rejuvenating agent; approved alternate proposals are permitted. No part numbers are provided. - Base-bid quantities: Mill 52,663 SY of pavement; place 5,806 tons of Type S 9.5B surface course, 103 tons of Type I19.0C intermediate course, and 1,358 tons of Type B 25.0 pavement-repair mix. Apply Type II double-application micro-surfacing to 76,116 SY, rejuvenator to 48,313 SY, and crack seal to 52,107 SY. - Other base work: Adjust 14 water/gas valve boxes and 25 storm-drain/sewer castings; replace curb, valley gutter, sidewalk, driveway apron, and 46 wheelchair ramps; install stabilization geotextile and pavement markings; complete undercut and select-material work, traffic control, restoration, and removal of 3 trees. - Optional location alternates: Mill-and-fill at Treybrooke Circle, E. 3rd Street, Wyneston Road, Jamestown Road, Placid Way, Darden Drive, and E. 1st Street; micro-surfacing at Rockport Drive, Lendire Way, and Adams Boulevard. Alternates include location-specific asphalt quantities, repairs, utility adjustments, concrete/ADA work, markings, and traffic control. The detailed quantities are summarized in the line items below. - Notable requirements: Work must meet applicable NCDOT standards and specifications. Include ADA-compliant wheelchair-ramp work where scheduled. The rejuvenator specification identifies Reclamite as standard but allows approved alternatives.

Description

The City of Greenville is soliciting bids for street rehabilitation and preservation work on City roads. Work includes milling and asphalt pavement placement and repairs, micro-surfacing, rejuvenating and crack sealing, ADA improvements, curb and gutter repairs, adjustments to valves and manholes, pavement markings, and tree removal. The base bid contract time is 120 days, and the project is subject to applicable NCDOT standards and specifications. Bids are due November 23, 2026, at 2:00 PM and must be submitted according to the instructions in the attachments; electronic bids are not permitted.

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