Doe Neck Road Bridge Replacement over Price Creek

The Doe Neck Road Bridge Replacement over Price Creek project in Volusia County, Florida, involves the construction of a new bridge situated north of the intersection of 9 Mile Point Road and Cedar Way Road within the Lake George Wildlife Management Area. The project scope includes the installation of dual pre-cast box culverts topped with concrete pavement, along with concrete traffic railings and headwalls, designed to accommodate maintenance, brush, pickup, and logging vehicles. The bridge replacement does not involve increasing traffic lanes or altering the existing road alignment. Coordination with local entities managing the wildlife area and compliance with environmental and archaeological protections, including the presence of monitoring personnel during ground disturbances, are critical parts of the project. The contractor is responsible for furnishing all necessary labor, equipment, materials, and supplies to complete the work in accordance with Volusia County’s technical specifications and applicable regulatory standards. The contract requires substantial completion within 210 days from the Notice to Proceed, with final completion scheduled 30 days thereafter. Inspection and acceptance of the work occur onsite, with oversight by the County and their authorized representatives, ensuring adherence to quality standards and compliance requirements such as testing protocols and certified material documentation. Proposal evaluations emphasize a combination of factors, including cost, technical capability, experience, resource sufficiency, and local business participation, without strict numeric scoring; the award is based on the lowest responsive and responsible bidder judged to best serve the County’s interests. Safety provisions mandate OSHA trenching compliance and prohibition of illegal labor, while required certifications include debarment status, drug-free workplace commitment, and local business affirmations. All submissions must be electronic via the County’s eProcurement Portal, with strict adherence to specified formats and deadlines. The contract includes necessary permits management, environmental oversight, and signage installation per County specifications, but lacks detailed packaging or delivery term requirements, formal clause listings, or contract value disclosures within the available documents.