Asphalt Overlay and Full-Depth Pavement Replacement

The contract entails full-depth removal and replacement of deteriorated pavement across 5.9 lane miles in the Skyline-Paradise Hills area of San Diego, with associated utility repairs and surface restoration to ensure long-term infrastructure integrity. This work involves complete excavation of existing pavement layers, proper subgrade preparation, and installation of new asphalt pavement to meet current engineering standards, addressing both structural failure and surface degradation. The project also includes necessary coordination and repair of underground utilities impacted during the pavement removal process, ensuring all services are restored to functional and compliant conditions before final surfacing. Performed under a subcontract classified under NAICS code 237310 for Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, the work is governed by the City of San Diego as the overseeing agency and is scheduled for activity beginning in June 2026. The entire scope focuses on restoring roadway functionality and safety within a defined urban corridor, with all surface restoration completed to blend with adjacent pavement and meet municipal quality benchmarks. The project requires strict adherence to construction timelines, traffic management protocols, and environmental compliance measures to minimize disruption to the community during execution.