Belleville Civicplus #338

Belleville trail crack sealing, pavement sealing, patching, and marking replacement

The City of Belleville is seeking contractors to repair and reseal local trails and renew pavement markings across approximately 22,500 feet of paths. - Buyer: City of Belleville, Illinois; no sub-agency or office is specified. - Named products and brands: Star Elastobond PLS crack sealant and MAC 52 pavement sealer. No manufacturer or contractor is identified by company name. - Work: Crack sealing, coal-tar pavement sealing, pavement-marking replacement, and pavement patching at the Richland Creek Greenway, West Belleville, Signal Hill, and Bellevue Park trails. The initial notice also identifies the South Side Park Loop; the attachment describes Richland Creek work from SouthSide Park to North End Park. - Product details: MAC 52 is specified as a single coat with 2 pounds of sand per gallon. Crack-sealant compatibility with the protective treatment and marking-material compatibility are required. Patching specifies compacted CA-6 and a 3-inch Bituminous Asphalt N-50 overlay; locations are set during construction. - Markings: Match existing markings, including 4-inch solid yellow centerlines, white stop bars and crosswalks, and white hatch lines at retaining walls; material must meet Section 1095 or an approved equal. - Notable requirements: IDOT prequalification for Cover and Seal Coats and the City's Project Labor Agreement apply. Trails must be closed during sealing and striping for no more than three days total, and treated surfaces require at least 24 hours to cure before trafficability testing. Applicable prevailing-wage and public-works employment requirements also apply.

Description

The City of Belleville is soliciting sealed bids for trail sealing improvements at five locations in Belleville, Illinois: Richland Creek Greenway Trail, Signal Hill Trail, West Belleville Trail, Bellevue Park Walking Trail, and South Side Park Loop. Work includes crack sealing, applying pavement sealer, and replacing pavement markings. The bid documents describe the project as approximately 22,500 feet (4.26 miles) and state that bids are due November 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Contractors must comply with applicable public-contract requirements, including prevailing wage, Illinois public-works employment requirements, and the City’s Project Labor Agreement.

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