# 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 to restore concrete damaged by utility work across Asheville and qualifying county locations.
- **Buyer:** City of Asheville, Public Works Department.
- **Work requested:** FY27 utility-cut concrete repair, including concrete patches and, as needed, curb or curb-and-gutter repairs. Example patch sizes are approximately 5-by-5 feet and 8-by-10 feet; total quantities are not specified.
- **Locations:** Sites throughout Asheville and, for public water-line installations or repairs, elsewhere in the county.
- **Work requirements:** Coordinate each repair with an inspector, pour concrete the same day the site is excavated, and do not leave a patch open overnight. Manage parking and notify residents about driveway closures.
- **Work assignment:** Orders are issued in groups of 10; additional orders follow completion of the current group. Untimely work may result in liquidated damages.
- **Qualifications and billing:** Contractor or subcontractor must hold the appropriate current North Carolina contractor license and building or highway certification. Itemized billing is required twice monthly.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No manufacturers, brands, or vendors are named; no equipment or product part numbers are specified.
- **Schedule:** Construction is expected to begin in early 2027; the end date and overall duration are not stated.

### 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.

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