Call 010 110812

The project involves the rehabilitation of the Mississippi River Bridge on Highway 49 in Phillips County, Arkansas, with a comprehensive scope including deck replacement and the application of a polymer overlay. Key components entail the removal and disposal of existing materials, trenching and shoulder preparation, installation of aggregate base course and Portland cement concrete base, application of ACHM surface course, cold milling of asphalt pavement, patching of existing roadway surfaces, and construction of approach slabs and gutters. Additional work includes Portland cement concrete pavement patching, bridge jacking, steel repair, installation of lightweight concrete, and modification of the existing bridge structure. The scope also encompasses installation of guardrail, geotextile fabric, traffic signal items, and maintenance of traffic throughout the duration of construction to ensure public safety and minimal disruption. All work is to be performed in accordance with applicable standards and specifications for infrastructure rehabilitation in the region. The solicitation, designated as Call 010 110812, was issued by the Arkansas Department of Transportation with a response deadline set for November 4, 2026. The project is classified under a state and local government entity with headquarters in Arkansas, and performance is strictly confined to Phillips County. The contract is part of a larger initiative to improve transportation infrastructure and ensure the long-term functionality and safety of critical river crossings. Bidders are expected to demonstrate capability in executing complex bridge rehabilitation projects, including specialized techniques such as bridge jacking and polymer overlay application, with strict adherence to timeline, safety protocols, and environmental regulations. The contract requires precise coordination of multiple construction disciplines and continuous traffic management to maintain operational integrity along Highway 49.