Bridge Replacement and Approach Construction over Buckatunna Creek Relief on County Road 670

The contract involves the Clarke County Board of Supervisors soliciting bids for a bridge replacement project over Buckatunna Creek Relief on County Road 670 in Mississippi, with a total project length of approximately 0.184 miles. The scope includes constructing multiple prestressed concrete beam span bridges, along with grading, drainage, and paving of approaches, all in accordance with the Mississippi Standard Specifications for State Aid Road and Bridge Construction, 2004 Edition, including amendments. The project is federally aided under the number CRSA-0376-00(02)LPA/109108-701000, with an estimated value ranging from $1 million to $3 million. Bids are due by November 18, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., to be submitted either in sealed form at the Clarke County Courthouse or electronically through the designated engineer’s website, with contact details provided for electronic bidding. Bidders must furnish a bid security of 5% of their bid, along with performance and payment bonds equal to 100% of the contract amount, and may be required to submit a current financial statement upon request. The contract emphasizes compliance with federal labor standards, including minimum wage rates and nondiscrimination policies, and incorporates various federal and state regulations by reference. It mandates that all work adhere to the Mississippi Standard Specifications, with no explicit mention of specific FAR clauses or detailed evaluation criteria beyond responsiveness, security, and responsibility considerations. The project schedule is set for completion by November 2025, with the primary performance location at the project site in Clarke County. Administrative details specify the submission address and contact points, but do not include explicit instructions on packaging, marking, or shipping standards, nor do they reference MIL-STD standards or bar-coding requirements. Overall, the project is structured as a sealed bid procurement following standard public works procedures, with the award likely based on the lowest responsible bid meeting all specifications and security requirements.