Citywide ADA and Sidewalk Improvements Program, Project No. ST-2025-05

The City of Corona has issued a federally funded project aimed at enhancing pedestrian accessibility throughout the city by upgrading curb ramps and constructing new ramps where barriers currently exist. The project, titled the Citywide ADA and Sidewalk Improvements Program (Project No. ST-2025-05), involves removing non-compliant curb ramps and installing ADA-compliant alternatives that meet the latest federal, state, and local standards. The scope of work is detailed in the contract documents and specifications, emphasizing compliance with federal requirements such as the Davis-Bacon Act, Build America Buy America Act, and other labor standards. The project is estimated to have a contract size ranging from $500,000 to $2 million and is managed by the City of Corona’s Public Works Department, with bidding open until October 29, 2025. The bidding process requires prospective contractors to submit their bids electronically via the PlanetBids system, accompanied by a 10% bid security and necessary certifications. The project specifications include general provisions based on the 2024 Greenbook standards, along with specific supplemental provisions related to roadway construction, materials, and traffic management. Federal requirements outlined in the contract include prevailing wage determinations, labor standards, environmental compliance, and certifications to ensure adherence to federal funding stipulations. The project aims to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility citywide, supporting broader compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and related accessibility standards, ultimately fostering safer and more inclusive pedestrian environments across Corona.