Bake Parkway Resurfacing Project - Phase 1 (26S01B), Phase 2 (27S01D) and Normandale Drive and Regency Lane Resurfacing Project

The City of Lake Forest is soliciting bids for multiple street improvement projects along Bake Parkway, Normandale Drive, and Regency Lane, aimed at rehabilitating aging pavement and enhancing overall roadway conditions. Phase 1 of the Bake Parkway project spans from South Pointe Drive to just north of Commercentre Drive, while Phase 2 continues from just south of Commercentre Drive to Rancho Parkway South, with additional work on Normandale Drive between El Toro Road and Osterman Road, and Regency Lane from Lake Forest Drive to Normandale Drive. The scope of work includes full-depth asphalt reconstruction, resurfacing, restoration of signage and striping, replacement of ADA-compliant curb ramps and sidewalks, construction of concrete bus pads, reconstruction of driveways, and adjustments to utility grades to accommodate new pavement elevations. All projects require comprehensive traffic control measures and public notifications to minimize disruption during construction. Bids must be submitted by September 4, 2026, and are being solicited under the designation 26S01B and 27S01D by the City’s Public Works Department in California. The contract is open to qualified contractors without a designated set-aside, and responses should be directed to Ravi Shah, Principal Engineer, at the City of Lake Forest, with John Meza, Management Analyst, serving as the secondary point of contact. All work is to be performed within the specified project limits in Lake Forest, and successful bidders are expected to deliver high-quality, code-compliant improvements that extend the service life of the transportation network while ensuring accessibility and safety for all users. Further information is available through the City’s procurement portal.