Opportunity
Juneau (Consolidated) Publicpurchase #BE27-160
Calhoun Pedestrian Bridge demolition, removal, and traffic control
Posted
November 13, 2026
Respond By
November 23, 2026
Identifier
BE27-160
NAICS
237310, 238910, 237990
The City and Borough of Juneau is seeking a contractor to remove the Calhoun Pedestrian Bridge and manage related traffic and public-safety measures. - Government buyer: City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ), Juneau, Alaska; no specific sub-agency or office is identified. - Requested work: Completely demolish and remove the Calhoun Pedestrian Bridge to the limits shown in the project drawings, and arrange for disposal. No product quantities or part numbers are specified. - Traffic control: Arrange a Calhoun Avenue closure lasting no more than five days; install a concrete Jersey barrier at the W 5th Street bridge connection and a barricade at the Calhoun Avenue sidewalk stairway; and submit a traffic control plan with detours and signage for CBJ approval. - Notifications: Notify local media and the Juneau Police Department, Capital City Fire and Rescue, Capital Transit, and Capital AKcess before the closure; provide updates until the avenue reopens. - Requirements: Traffic control must comply with the applicable Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Alaska Traffic Manual Supplement, and CBJ construction standards. - Named vendor: Republic Services is CBJ’s optional disposal provider. If the contractor does not use that service, the removed bridge becomes the contractor’s property and responsibility. - OEMs: None identified. No contract value is provided.
Description
The City and Borough of Juneau seeks a qualified contractor to remove and dispose of the Calhoun Pedestrian Bridge as shown in the attached drawing sheet. The work includes providing services for a Calhoun Avenue road closure of no more than five days, installing specified barricades, and submitting a traffic control and public notification plan for approval. The contractor must provide required notifications to local media and named public safety and transit agencies, and comply with the stated traffic control and CBJ construction standards. Use of CBJ’s secured waste disposal service is optional; if it is not used, the bridge becomes the contractor’s property and responsibility.