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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on June 5, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

B027-02 Citywide Paving (Summer/Fall)

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B027-02State & Local

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The contract entails the milling and overlay of approximately 10.96 miles of various roadways within the City of Meriden as part of a Citywide Paving Program scheduled for Summer and Fall of 2026. The scope includes a 2-inch fine milling of existing pavement surfaces, followed by a 2-inch overlay of Class 2 bituminous pavement. Additionally, the project involves work on driveway aprons and the application of painted pavement markings. The specific roadways and limits of work are detailed in an accompanying list, with the flexibility for the City to add or remove roads during the course of the project. Any additional work outside the original scope will be compensated based on unit prices submitted in the bid. The anticipated start date for the project is mid to late July 2026. Coordination between the City and the Contractor will be ongoing, particularly for any modifications to the roadway list. If work locations are more than 2,500 feet apart, unit costs for moves will also apply. The solicitation, identified as B027-02, is managed by the City of Meriden’s Engineering Department, with a response deadline of July 2, 2026. Key contacts for the project include Susan Martel, Contract Specialist, and Rawle Dummett in Procurement. The contract emphasizes flexibility in adapting to the City’s evolving needs while ensuring clear pricing and project management guidelines.

General Info

Milling and overlay of 10.96 miles of Meriden roads with flexible scope for Summer-Fall 2026.

Place of Performance

CT, USA

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AgencyConnecticut → Engineering
Contacts2 people available
OfficeMeriden, CT, 06450, USA
Organization / AgencyConnecticut → Engineering
Office AddressMeriden, CT, 06450, USA
Contacts
Susan MartelContract Specialist
Rawle DummettProcurement

Interested Companies (2)

AlcaideBrookfield, CT
Shoreline Traffic Control LLC. SBEOld Saybrook, CT

Full Description

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The project will consist of the milling and overlay of various roadways in the City of Meriden totaling approx. 10.96 miles in length. Refer to roadway list titled "Citywide Paving Program Summer/Fall 2026 Roadway List" included with this bid package for approximate limits of work. Work will include, but not limited to, a 2" fine mill of existing pavement, a 2" overlay of Class 2 bituminous pavement, driveway aprons and painted pavement markings. It is anticipated that the project will commence in mid to late July of 2026. The City may remove or add roadways to the proposed roadway list as the project progresses and will coordinate with the Contractor during the project. The work performed on any additional roadways added by the City will be performed at the Unit Prices submitted on the Bid Form and may include unit cost for moves submitted on Bid Form if the location is more than 2,500 feet from work being performed.

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