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CENTRAL AVENUE PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS & CENTRAL AVENUE STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS FEDERAL NO. CML-5006(896) & FEDERAL NO.

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The City of Los Angeles Engineering Bureau, Public Works, is soliciting bids for two federally funded infrastructure projects: the Central Avenue Pedestrian Improvements Project (W.O. E1908676 / Federal No. CML-5006(896)) and the Central Avenue Streetscape Improvements Project (W.O. E1908663 / Federal No. HPLUL-5006(797)). The Pedestrian Improvements project covers the area between 21st Street and 58th Street, while the Streetscape Improvements project spans from 22nd Street to Vernon Avenue. The combined scope of work involves enhancing public transit infrastructure and pedestrian safety through the installation of curb access ramps, curb extensions, street lighting, bus benches, shelters, traffic signals, flashing crosswalk beacons, and speed feedback signs. Eligible bidders must possess a valid State of California Contractor License Classification A at the time of the bid. The solicitation is managed through the RAMPLA portal, with a response deadline of December 9, 2026. A critical requirement for the three lowest bidders is the submission of Escrow Bid Documents in sealed containers to the Board of Public Works Office within 48 hours of the bid receipt time. Project management is led by Fadi Abboud within the Street Improvement Division. Notably, the DBE Program is currently suspended pending recertification under new federal rules effective October 3, 2025.

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Los Angeles solicits bids for two federally funded Central Avenue infrastructure improvement projects.

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Central Avenue Pedestrian and Streetscape Improvements Project Description

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AgencyCalifornia → Engineering Bureau, Public Works
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This is a two-part federally-funded project:♦ The Central Avenue Pedestrian Improvements Project will construct pedestrian safety features andenhance public transit infrastructure along Central Avenue between 21st Street and 58th Street. ♦ The Central Avenue Streetscape Improvements Project will construct pedestrian safety features andenhance public transit infrastructure along Central Avenue between 22nd Street and Vernon Avenue.♦ The scope of work for both projects includes the installation of new curb access ramps, curbextensions, street lighting, bus benches and shelters, traffic signals, flashing beacons at crosswalks,and speed feedback signs.▬ ● See bid package for full scope & details ●● Bid package only on RAMPLA- download Part 1 to be a planholder ● For planholders lists & bid results visit: http://engineering.lacity.gov/contractors/

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