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Call 005 T202501101.02

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T202501101.02State & Local

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The contract involves the implementation of open-end pedestrian access routes and sidewalk improvements across various locations in New Castle County, Delaware, specifically targeting areas outside municipal jurisdiction. The work is designed to bring existing non-compliant pedestrian facilities up to current ADA standards as outlined in DelDOT’s ADA Self-Assessment and Transition Plans, while also addressing gaps in the sidewalk network to improve overall pedestrian connectivity and mobility. Construction will be carried out through individual work orders issued as needed, with scope determined by site-specific plans, engineering directives, and incidental requirements noted on project documents. The solicitation titled Call 005 T202501101.02 was issued by the Delaware Department of Transportation with a posted and response deadline of July 28, 2026. It falls under a state-led agency initiative with performance entirely within New Castle County, Delaware. The project does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code and is intended to support long-term accessibility goals by systematically upgrading pedestrian infrastructure across the county’s unincorporated areas.

General Info

Improving ADA-compliant pedestrian routes and sidewalks in unincorporated New Castle County, Delaware, via work orders through DelDOT.

Agency

Delaware Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

New Castle, DE, US

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Planholder List for T202501101.02

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T202501101.02 Pedestrian Access Routes and Sidewalk Improvements Plans

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T202501101-02 Plans for New Castle Avenue Pedestrian Improvements

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T202501101-02 Bidding Plans for Location 4

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Delaware DOT Contract T202501101.02 Bid Proposal for Pedestrian Access Routes & Sidewalk Improvements

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Bid Bond for Contract No. T202501101.02

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Employee Drug Testing Program Affidavit

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State Certification and Bidder's Proposal Affirmation

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T202501101-02 Plans for Location 3 - Pedestrian Improvements

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Contract T202501101.02 Referenced Documents and Special Provisions

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T202501101-02 Plan Survey Sheet for Location 4

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Planholder List for T202501101.02 dated 7/21/26

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T202501101.02 Open End Pedestrian Access Routes and Sidewalk Improvements Plans

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T202501101.02 QA for Pedestrian Access Routes & Sidewalk Improvements

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Contract T202501101.02 Pedestrian Access Routes & Sidewalk Improvements Bid Schedule

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T202501101-02 Pedestrian Access Routes and Sidewalk Improvements Plans

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AgencyDelaware Department of Transportation
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OfficeDE, US
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Delaware Department of Transportation
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Office AddressDE, US
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OPEN-END PEDESTRIAN ACCESS ROUTES & SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS, NCC FY25-FY27 - Pedestrian Access Route and Sidewalk improvement at various locations in New Castle County. Work intended to occur outside of municipal jurisdictions. DelDOT's ADA Self-Assessment and Transition Plans lays out a schedule to convert known and inventoried pedestrian facilities that do not meet ADA compliance. This project will develop individual construction work orders to convert non-compliant pedestrian facilities to current ADA compliance standards. The project will also help fill in missing sidewalk links/connections to enhance pedestrian mobility. Follow other incidental construction in accordance with the location, notes and details shown on the plans, and as directed by the Engineer.

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