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Construction of US 101 pedestrian crossing and RRFB system at NW 26th Street

The City of Lincoln City is seeking a contractor to build an accessible pedestrian crossing with a rapid-flashing beacon on US 101 at NW 26th Street. - Buyer: City of Lincoln City, Public Works Department; the bid documents identify Daniel Wentz, PE. - Scope: One construction package covering the crossing, two ADA ramps, a pedestrian refuge island, sidewalks and curbs, pavement restoration, striping, signs, traffic control, landscaping, and related work. - OEM: TAPCO is named for the complete RRFB pedestrian crossing system, or an approved equal. The schedule specifies two complete systems; plans also call for two rapid flashing bars. Pacific Power is assigned the luminaire and arm work. - Other scheduled quantities: 70 TN aggregate base; 178 FT concrete curb and gutter; 60 FT island curb; 51 FT back-of-sidewalk curb; 755 SF of 4-inch and 216 SF of 6-inch concrete sidewalk and ramps; 5 truncated domes; 48 TN of 8-inch-depth and 12 TN of 2.5-inch-depth asphalt; 40 LF drainage curb restoration; 56 LF double-yellow stripe; 9 crosswalk markings; 6 flexible markers; 1 crosswalk-closed sign; 2 new signs; and 550 SF landscape restoration. - Notable requirements: Complete the work by the required project milestone, followed by a one-year maintenance period after written final acceptance. Delay damages are $500 per calendar day. Illumination work is to be coordinated with Lincoln City and performed by Pacific Power.

Description

The City of Lincoln City is seeking bids for construction of a rectangular rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) at NW 26th and Highway 101. Work includes installing the beacon, two ADA ramps, a median island, and associated curb, striping, traffic control, and asphalt paving. The solicitation lists an engineer’s estimate of $170,000. Bids are due December 17, 2026; bidders are responsible for visiting and inspecting the site.

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