Fuquay-Varina Town Civicplus #177

Fuquay-Varina roadway, intersection, drainage, signal, and utility improvements

The Town of Fuquay-Varina is seeking construction bids for roadway and intersection improvements in Wake County, North Carolina. - Government buyer: Town of Fuquay-Varina, including its Public Utilities Department and Engineering Department; work also involves the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), District 1. - Project location and scope: Approximately 0.44 miles at Bass Lake Road/Hilltop Needmore Road (SR 1393) and Sunset Lake Road (SR 1301), including roadway widening, grading, paving, drainage, traffic signal improvements, and utility relocation. The project is expected to disturb approximately 1.99 acres. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product vendors, or branded equipment are identified. - Specified materials and quantities: 40 LF of 6-inch DR18 C900 PVC force main; one fire hydrant with a 10 LF hydrant leg; two relocated water meters with 48 LF of service line each; one relocated 2-inch air-release valve assembly; one 18-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) crossline; and one catch basin, CB 0401. - Other utility work: Includes adjusting valves and a manhole, removing a hydrant, abandoning 40 LF of 6-inch utility pipe, connecting to the existing force main, and installing a 6-inch line stop with bypass and thrust collars. - Notable requirements: Maintain traffic; follow NCDOT standards for pavement restoration and stormwater design; coordinate signal plan review and inspection; and verify force-main elevation and separation at the drainage crossing with the Town. Erosion and sediment control is included. - Contract value: Rough planning estimate of $1 million–$3 million; no value is stated in the provided materials.

Description

The Town of Fuquay-Varina is seeking bids for operational improvements at the intersection of Bass Lake Road/Hilltop Needmore Road (SR-1393) and Sunset Lake Road (SR-1301). The work includes the labor, materials, and incidental items needed for intersection improvements, including grading, paving, drainage, and signals. Contractors must hold the appropriate North Carolina license classification and provide proof of an active license if awarded. Performance and payment bonds, each valued at 100% of the contract price, are required.

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