2025 LRA Asphalt Resurfacing

The 2025 LRA Asphalt Resurfacing contract issued by Franklin County Government in Georgia involves extensive roadway improvement work focused on several key elements. The project includes the placement of approximately 2,700 tons of deep base patching, 1,133 tons of asphalt leveling, and 2,138 tons of asphalt 9.5mm overlay across designated roads, supplemented by high-build roadway striping. The scope of work covers labor, materials, and equipment necessary to complete the resurfacing on Noah Crow Road, Stovall Road, and Bulldog Circle within a contract time of 210 calendar days. The contract outlines stringent quality control measures including asphalt mix design compliance with Georgia Department of Transportation standards, use of specific materials such as open graded crack relief interlayer to mitigate reflective cracking, and detailed requirements for patching depth, shoulder filling, traffic control, and erosion prevention. Contractor responsibilities emphasize adherence to safety protocols, traffic management plans, maintenance of existing pavement drainage, and timely completion of all work. The contract also establishes clear administrative and operational provisions, including liquidated damages of $500 per day for delays, prerequisites for subcontractor prequalification, and requirements for adherence to federal, state, and local regulations. Detailed bid and payment terms are specified, along with insurance and indemnification obligations. Traffic control is governed by Georgia DOT special provisions, mandating approved traffic control plans to ensure minimal disruption and public safety throughout construction. Contractors are required to maintain proper documentation such as job mix formulas, submittals, and quality assurance reports, and to comply with E-Verify employment eligibility verification or attest to exemption status. Overall, the contract provides a comprehensive framework designed to facilitate efficient, high-quality asphalt resurfacing and roadway enhancement for Franklin County’s local roads, supporting durability, safety, and regulatory compliance throughout the project duration.