Clallam County Civicplus #35

Sol Duc River Bridge cleaning, repairs, and repainting

Clallam County is seeking a contractor to clean, repair, and repaint the Sol Duc River steel truss bridge on Quillayute Road. - Government buyer: Clallam County, Public Works/Road Department; the Board of Clallam County Commissioners is identified as the governing buyer. - Project location: Sol Duc River Bridge on Quillayute Road, near mileposts 6.47–6.52. - Requested service: One bridge repainting project, including cleaning and surface preparation to SSPC specifications, full removal of existing paint from steel surfaces, rust repair, minor steel repairs, repainting, and related work such as traffic control. No part numbers or material quantities are specified. - Key requirements: Follow Washington State DOT 2026 Standard Specifications and applicable bridge-painting requirements; verify site conditions and maintain existing vertical clearance. Collect and remove paint debris and spent abrasive daily, contain debris and substances to prevent entry into state waters, and filter pressure-wash water through a #100 or finer sieve before discharge. Apply erosion controls and stormwater best management practices, with treatment consistent with the 2019 Highway Runoff Manual. - Environmental and site conditions: Keep the Unanticipated Discovery Plan on site; stop nearby work and follow protective procedures if cultural resources or human remains are discovered. No right-of-way acquisition, in-water work, or utility work is planned. Applicable prevailing-wage requirements apply. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or contractor vendors are named.

Description

Clallam County is soliciting bids for improvements to the Sol Duc River Bridge on Quillayute Road, including cleaning and preparing the structure, repairing rusted areas, painting, and related minor steel repairs. The work includes bridge repainting and associated work under the project plans and specifications. Bids are due December 1, 2026, at 9:59 AM, and will be publicly opened by the Board of Clallam County Commissioners. The source states that no right of way or in-water work is required.

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