Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #298-FY27-PW-Bid-UtilityCutConcrete
Utility-Cut Concrete Repair Services for the City of Asheville
Posted
November 05, 2026
Respond By
December 02, 2026
Identifier
298-FY27-PW-Bid-UtilityCutConcrete
NAICS
238110, 237310
The City of Asheville Public Works Department is seeking a contractor for concrete repairs at sites damaged by utility work. - Government buyer: City of Asheville, Public Works Department; Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina. - Scope: Repair utility-cut concrete patches and, where required, curbs or curb-and-gutter. Work is located throughout the city and may extend into the county for public water-line installations or repairs. Example patch areas are approximately 5-by-5 feet and 8-by-10 feet; actual quantities vary and are not specified. - Service delivery: Work orders are assigned in batches of 10. Contractors must coordinate with the inspector, complete the concrete pour on the day the site is excavated, and not leave a repair open overnight. Contractors also handle parking arrangements and notify residents of driveway closures. Late completion may result in liquidated damages. - Qualifications: The contractor must hold the appropriate current North Carolina contractor license; the contractor or subcontractor must be certified for building or highway work. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, brands, or vendors are named. No product quantities or part numbers are specified.
Description
The City of Asheville is soliciting bids for repair of concrete sites damaged by utility installations, including small concrete patches and, where applicable, curb or curb-and-gutter repairs. Work sites are scattered throughout the City and may also be in the County when related to public water line installations or repairs. The contractor will receive up to 10 work orders at a time, coordinate with inspectors and residents, and must pour each excavated site the same day so patches are not left open overnight. Written bids are due December 2, 2026, at 3:00 PM; the source states electronic bids are not permitted, while the attached advertisement says bids may be delivered by email.